Optimization Method and System for Whole Process of Molecular-level Oil Refinery Processing and Storage Medium

ABSTRACT

An optimization method and system for a whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing and a storage medium are described. According to an embodiment, for mixed products obtained by prediction from simulation of a molecular-level crude oil processing process, when physical properties of any mixed product do not meet any preset standard, or when a target parameter of the mixed products does not meet a preset condition, the proportion of different fractions entering respective petroleum processing device, an operating parameter in a product prediction model, and a mixing rule for mixing predicted products are adjusted, and the mixed products are re-obtained, until the product properties meet any preset standard and the target parameter meets the preset condition. Final predicted products are predicted by adjusting the proportion of fractions for secondary processing, and the production efficiency is improved by means of the simulation optimization of a production process.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a continuation of International Application No.PCT/CN2021/098571, which designated the United States and was filed onJun. 7, 2021, published in Chinese, which claims priority under 35U.S.C. § 119 or 365 to Chinese Patent Application No. 202010533876.8,filed on Jun. 12, 2020. The entire teachings of the above applicationsare incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of petroleumprocessing and, in particularly to an optimization method, and systemfor a whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing and astorage medium.

BACKGROUND

Due to the large number of molecular species in crude oil, the refiningand production process of oil products is very complicated. In order tomaximize the utilization of crude oil resources, the most importantpoint is to realize the overall optimal configuration of crude oilmolecules in a whole process of oil refinery processing, so as tomaximize the overall benefits. The overall optimization technology of awhole process of oil refinery processing has always been one of theresearch hotspots and difficulties.

SUMMARY

To address the problems of the related art, at least one embodiment ofthe present disclosure provides an optimization method, and system for awhole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing and a storagemedium.

In a first aspect, the present disclosure provides an optimizationmethod for a whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing,the optimization method including:

-   -   acquiring molecular composition of crude oil;    -   acquiring molecular composition of various fractions obtained by        distillation of the crude oil according to physical properties        of various single molecules in the molecular composition of the        crude oil;    -   respectively inputting, according to a preset feedstock ratio,        the corresponding fractions into a product prediction model of a        respective petroleum processing device as petroleum processing        feedstocks, to obtain molecular composition of a corresponding        predicted product and content of each single molecule in the        predicted product;    -   blending each of the predicted products which is used as a        product blending feedstock according to a preset rule set, to        obtain molecular composition of a plurality of mixed products        and content of each single molecule in each of the mixed        products;    -   respectively calculating a product property of each of the mixed        products according to the molecular composition of each of the        mixed products and the content of each single molecule in each        of the mixed products; and determining whether the product        property of each of the mixed products meets any preset standard        in a preset standard set;    -   if the product property of each of the mixed products meets any        preset standard in the preset standard set, acquiring a target        parameter according to all mixed products and determining        whether the target parameter meets a preset condition; and    -   if the target parameter does not meet the preset condition,        adjusting the preset feedstock ratio, a parameter in the product        prediction model and a preset rule in the preset rule set, to        re-obtain a plurality of mixed products until the product        property of each of the mixed products meets any preset standard        in the preset standard set and the target parameter meets the        preset condition.

In the above technical solutions, if the target parameter meets thepreset condition, it can be considered that the solution at this time isan optimal solution, and production and processing can be consideredaccording to this solution. In particular, the preset feed ratio, theproduct prediction model, and the preset rule set may be outputted as aproduction and processing scheme.

Based on the above technical solutions, embodiments of the presentdisclosure may also make improvements as follows.

In combination with the first aspect, in a first embodiment of the firstaspect, the optimization method further includes:

-   -   acquiring an input flow of petroleum processing feedstocks input        to each of the petroleum processing devices;    -   determining whether each of the input flows meets a preset input        flow range of the respective petroleum processing device; and    -   adjusting the preset feedstock ratio if any one of the input        flows does not meet the preset input flow range of the        respective petroleum processing device, and respectively        re-inputting, according to the adjusted preset feedstock ratio,        the corresponding fractions into the product prediction model of        the respective petroleum processing device as petroleum        processing feedstocks, until each of the input flows meets the        preset input flow range of the respective petroleum processing        device.

In the first embodiment of the first aspect, if each of the input flowsmeets the preset input flow range of the respective petroleum processingdevice, it is believed that a subsequent step may be carried out,namely, the step of obtaining molecular composition of a correspondingpredicted product and content of each single molecule in the predictedproduct is performed.

In combination with the first aspect, in a second embodiment of thefirst aspect, the optimization method further includes:

-   -   acquiring molecular composition of the petroleum processing        feedstocks input to each of the petroleum processing devices and        content of each single molecule in the petroleum processing        feedstocks;    -   calculating a physical property of each single molecule in the        petroleum processing feedstocks, calculating a feedstock        property of the petroleum processing feedstocks according to the        physical property of each single molecule and the content of        each single molecule in the petroleum processing feedstocks;    -   determining whether each of the feedstock properties meets a        preset physical property restriction interval of the respective        petroleum processing device; and    -   if any of the feedstock properties does not meet the preset        physical property restriction interval of the respective        petroleum processing device, adjusting the preset feedstock        ratio, and respectively re-inputting, according to the adjusted        preset feedstock ratio, the corresponding fractions into the        product prediction model of the respective petroleum processing        device as petroleum processing feedstocks, until each of the        feedstock properties meets the preset physical property        restriction interval of the respective petroleum processing        device.

In the second embodiment of the first aspect, if each of the feedstockproperties meets the preset physical property restriction interval ofthe respective petroleum processing device, it is believed that asubsequent step may be carried out, namely, the step of obtainingmolecular composition of a corresponding predicted product and contentof each single molecule in the predicted product is performed.

In combination with the first aspect, in a third embodiment of the firstaspect, the acquiring a target parameter according to all mixed productsand determining whether the target parameter meets a preset conditionincludes:

-   -   acquiring a product price of each of mixed products and a yield        of each of mixed products;    -   calculating a product benefit of each of mixed products        according to the yield of each of mixed products and the product        price of each of mixed products;    -   accumulating the product benefit of each of mixed products to        obtain a cumulative benefit;    -   acquiring a feedstock price of each group of the petroleum        processing feedstocks and an operating cost of each of the        petroleum processing devices;    -   subtracting feedstock prices of all petroleum processing        feedstocks and operating costs of all petroleum processing        devices from the cumulative benefit to obtain a comprehensive        benefit;    -   serving the comprehensive benefit as the target parameter;    -   determining whether the comprehensive benefit reaches a maximum        value;    -   determining that the target parameter meets the preset condition        if the comprehensive benefit reaches the maximum value; and    -   determining that the target parameter does not meet the preset        condition if the comprehensive benefit does not reach the        maximum value.

In combination with the first aspect, in a fourth embodiment of thefirst aspect, the optimization method further includes:

-   -   if the product property of any mixed product does not meet any        preset standard in the preset standard set, adjusting the preset        rule in the preset rule set and blending each of the product        blending feedstocks according to the adjusted preset rule set,        to re-obtain a plurality of mixed products until the product        property of each of the mixed products meets any preset standard        in the preset standard set.

In combination with the first aspect, in a fifth embodiment of the firstaspect, the respectively calculating a product property of each of themixed products according to the molecular composition of each of themixed products and the content of each single molecule in each of themixed products includes:

-   -   acquiring molecular composition (i.e., first molecular        composition) of each group of the product blending feedstocks        and content (i.e., first component content) of each single        molecule in each group of the product blending feedstocks;    -   based on the preset rule set, obtaining molecular composition        (i.e., second molecular composition) of each of mixed products        and content (i.e., second component content) of each single        molecule in each of mixed products according to the first        molecular composition of each group of the product blending        feedstock and the first component content of each single        molecule in each group of the product blending feedstocks;    -   calculating a physical property of each single molecule in each        of the mixed products according to the number of groups of each        group contained in each single molecule in each of the mixed        products and a contribution value of each group to the physical        property; and    -   calculating a product property of each of the mixed products        according to the physical property and the second component        content of each single molecule in each of the mixed products.

In combination with the second embodiment or the fifth embodiment of thefirst aspect, in a sixth embodiment of the first aspect, calculation ofthe physical property of each single molecule includes:

-   -   for each single molecule, acquiring the number of groups of each        group constituting the single molecule and a contribution value        of each group to the physical property; and    -   inputting the number of groups of each group constituting the        single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the        physical property into a pre-trained property calculation model,        to acquire the physical property of the single molecule        outputted by the pre-trained property calculation model.

In combination with the sixth embodiment of the first aspect, in aseventh embodiment of the first aspect, before the inputting the numberof groups of each group constituting the single molecule and thecontribution value of each group to the physical property into apre-trained property calculation model, the optimization method furtherincludes:

-   -   comparing the number of groups of each group constituting the        single molecule with molecular information of a template single        molecule with known physical properties pre-stored in a        database, the molecular information including the number of        groups of each group constituting the template single molecule;    -   determining whether there is a same template single molecule as        the single molecule;    -   if there is a same template single molecule as the single        molecule, outputting the physical properties of the template        single molecule as a physical property of the single molecule;        and    -   if there is not a same template single molecule as the single        molecule, then performing the step of the inputting the number        of groups of each group constituting the single molecule and the        contribution value of each group to the physical property into a        pre-trained property calculation model.

In combination with the first aspect, in an eighth embodiment of thefirst aspect, the acquiring molecular composition of various fractionsobtained by distillation of the crude oil according to physicalproperties of various single molecules in the molecular composition ofthe crude oil includes:

-   -   acquiring each single molecule in the crude oil and the content        of each single molecule;    -   calculating a boiling point of each single molecule,        respectively; and    -   cutting the crude oil by distillation according to a preset        fractional distillation range to obtain multiple fractions, and        determining a single molecule and content of each single        molecule contained in each of the fractions according to the        boiling point and the content of each single molecule in the        crude oil.

In combination with the eighth embodiment of the first aspect, in aninth embodiment of the first aspect, the optimization method furtherincludes:

-   -   for two fractions with adjacent distillation ranges, taking the        fraction with a relatively high temperature in the distillation        range as a first fraction, and taking the fraction with a        relatively low temperature in the distillation range as a second        fraction;    -   determining an overlapping interval of an overlapping        distillation range of the first fraction and the second        fraction;    -   calculating content of distilled part into the first fraction of        each single molecule in the overlapping interval and calculating        content of distilled part into the second fraction of each        single molecule in the overlapping interval according to the        content of each single molecule and each single molecule        corresponding to each boiling point of the overlapping interval;        and    -   obtaining the content of each single molecule and each single        molecule in each of the first fraction and the second fraction        after the crude oil is cut by distillation according to the        content of distilled part into the first fraction of each single        molecule in the overlapping interval and the content of        distilled part into the second fraction of each single molecule        in the overlapping interval.

A minimum value and a maximum value of the overlapping interval of theoverlapping distillation range of the first fraction and the secondfraction are respectively determined by a separation index of the firstfraction and the second fraction and the distillation cut temperature ofthe first fraction and the second fraction.

In this embodiment, the minimum value of the overlapping interval of theoverlapping distillation range of the first fraction and the secondfraction may be determined by: obtaining a difference value between theseparation index of the first fraction and the second fraction, anddetermining the minimum value of the overlapping interval based on aproduct of the difference value and the distillation cut temperature ofthe first fraction and the second fraction.

For example, calculating the minimum value of the overlapping intervalof the overlapping distillation range of the first fraction and thesecond fraction by the following formula: T_(min)=T_(cut)×(1−SF).

In this embodiment, the maximum value of the overlapping interval of theoverlapping distillation range of the first fraction and the secondfraction may be determined by: obtaining a sum of the separation indexof the first fraction and the second fraction, and determining themaximum value of the overlapping interval based on a product of the sumand the distillation cut temperature of the first fraction and thesecond fraction.

For example, calculating the maximum value of the overlapping intervalof the overlapping distillation range of the first fraction and thesecond fraction by the following formula: T_(max)=T_(cut)×(1+SF).

-   -   where, T_(min) is the minimum value of the overlapping interval,        T_(max) is the maximum value of the overlapping interval,        T_(cut) is the distillation cut temperature of the first        fraction and the second fraction, and SF is a separation index        of the first fraction and the second fraction.

In combination with the ninth embodiment of the first aspect, in a tenthembodiment of the first aspect, the content of distilled part into thefirst fraction of each single molecule in the overlapping interval andthe content of distilled part into the second fraction of each singlemolecule in the overlapping interval are determined by the followingmethod:

-   -   for each single molecule whose boiling point is located in the        overlapping interval, obtaining the difference between natural        logarithms of the boiling point of the single molecule and the        minimum value of the overlapping interval;    -   determining the content of distilled part into the first        fraction of the single molecule in the overlapping interval        according to a product of the difference of natural logarithms        and the content of the single molecule in the overlapping        interval; and    -   determining the content of distilled part into the second        fraction of the single molecule in the overlapping interval        according to a difference between the content of the single        molecule in the overlapping interval and the content of        distilled part into the second fraction of the single molecule        in the overlapping interval.

For example, the content of distilled part into the first fraction ofeach single molecule in the overlapping interval and the content ofdistilled part into the second fraction of each single molecule in theoverlapping interval are calculated by the following equation:

${C_{h}^{i} = {{\ln\left( \frac{T_{i}}{T_{\min}} \right)} \times C^{i}}};{C_{l}^{i} = {C^{i} - C_{h}^{i}}};$

-   -   where, C_(h) ^(i) is the content of distilled part into the        first fraction of the i-th single molecule in all molecules with        a boiling point located in the overlapping interval, which the        i-th single molecule has the boiling point located in the        overlapping interval, C_(l) ^(i) is the content of distilled        part into the first fraction of the i-th single molecule in all        molecules with a boiling point located in the overlapping        interval, which the i-th single molecule has the boiling point        located in the overlapping interval, T_(i) is the boiling point        of the i-th single molecule, T_(min) is the minimum value of the        overlapping interval, and C_(i) is the content of the i-th        single molecule in all molecules with a boiling point located in        the overlapping interval, which the i-th single molecule has the        boiling point located in the overlapping interval.

In combination with the eighth embodiment of the first aspect, in aneleventh embodiment of the first aspect, the calculating a boiling pointof each single molecule includes:

-   -   for each of the single molecule, acquiring the number of groups        of each group constituting the single molecule and a        contribution value of each group to the boiling point; and    -   inputting the number of groups of each group constituting the        single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the        boiling point into a pre-trained property calculation model, to        acquire the boiling point of the single molecule outputted by        the pre-trained property calculation model.

In combination with the eleventh embodiment of the first aspect, in atwelfth embodiment of the first aspect, before the inputting the numberof groups of each group constituting the single molecule and thecontribution value of each group to the boiling point into a pre-trainedproperty calculation model, the optimization method further includes:

-   -   comparing the number of groups of each group constituting the        single molecule with molecular information of a template single        molecule with known boiling point pre-stored in a database, the        molecular information including the number of groups of each        group constituting the template single molecule;    -   determining whether there is a same template single molecule as        the single molecule;    -   if there is a same template single molecule as the single        molecule, outputting the boiling point of the template single        molecule as a boiling point of the single molecule; and    -   if there is not a same template single molecule as the single        molecule, then performing the step of the inputting the number        of groups of each group constituting the single molecule and the        contribution value of each group to the boiling point into a        pre-trained property calculation model.

In combination with the six or tenth embodiment of the first aspect, ina thirteenth embodiment of the first aspect, a step of training theproperty calculation model includes:

-   -   constructing a property calculation model of a single molecule;    -   acquiring the number of groups of each group constituting a        sample single molecule; wherein the physical property of the        sample single molecule is known;    -   inputting the number of groups of each group constituting the        sample single molecule into the property calculation model;    -   acquiring a predicted physical property of the sample single        molecule outputted by the property calculation model;    -   if a deviation value between the predicted physical property and        the physical property which is known is less than a preset        deviation threshold, determining that the property calculation        model converges, acquiring a contribution value corresponding to        each group in the property calculation model which is converged,        and storing the contribution value as a contribution value of        the group to the physical property; and    -   if the deviation value between the predicted physical property        and the physical property which is known is greater than or        equal to the deviation threshold, adjusting a contribution value        corresponding to each group in the property calculation model        until the property calculation model converges.

In combination with the thirteenth embodiment of the first aspect, in afourteenth embodiment of the first aspect, the property calculationmodel is established as shown below:

${f = {a + {\sum\limits_{i}{n_{i}\Delta f_{i}}}}};$

-   -   where, f is the physical property of the single molecule, n_(i)        is the number of groups of the i-th group, Δf_(i) is the        contribution value of the i-th group to the physical property,        and a is an associated constant.

In combination with the thirteenth embodiment of the first aspect, in afifteenth embodiment of the first aspect, the acquiring the number ofgroups of each group constituting a sample single molecule includes:

-   -   determining a primary group, the number of groups of the primary        group, a multi-stage group, and the number of groups of the        multi-stage group in all groups of the single molecule;    -   taking all groups constituting the single molecule as the        primary group; and    -   taking various groups which coexist and contribute to a same        physical property in common as the multi-stage group, and taking        the number of the various groups as a level of the multi-stage        group.

In combination with the fifteenth embodiment of the first aspect, in asixteenth embodiment of the first aspect, the property calculation modelis established as shown below:

${f = {a + {\sum\limits_{i}{m_{1i}\Delta f_{1i}}} + {\sum\limits_{j}{m_{2j}\Delta{f_{2}}_{j}{\ldots\ldots}}} + {\sum\limits_{l}{m_{Nl}\Delta f_{Nl}}}}};$

-   -   where, f is the physical property of the single molecule, m_(1i)        is the number of groups of the i-th group in the primary group,        Δf_(1i) is the contribution value of the i-th group in the        primary group to the physical property, m_(2j) is the number of        groups of the j-th group in a secondary group, Δf_(2j) is the        contribution value of the j-th group in the secondary group to        the physical property, m_(Nl) is the number of groups of the        l-th group in an N-stage group, Δf_(Nl) is the contribution        value of the l-th group in the N-stage group to the physical        property, a is an associated constant, and N is a positive        integer greater than or equal to 2.

In combination with the eleventh embodiment of the first aspect, in aseventeenth embodiment of the first aspect, the acquiring the number ofgroups of each group constituting the single molecule includes:

-   -   determining a primary group, the number of groups of the primary        group, a multi-stage group, and the number of groups of the        multi-stage group in all groups of the single molecule;    -   taking all groups constituting the single molecule as the        primary group; and    -   taking various groups which coexist and contribute to a same        physical property in common as the multi-stage group, and taking        the number of the various groups as a level of the multi-stage        group.

In combination with the seventeenth embodiment of the first aspect, inan eighteenth embodiment of the first aspect, the inputting the numberof groups of each group constituting the single molecule and thecontribution value of each group to the boiling point into a pre-trainedproperty calculation model, to acquire the boiling point of the singlemolecule outputted by the pre-trained property calculation modelincludes:

-   -   calculating the boiling point of the single molecule according        to the following the property calculation model:

${T = {\frac{{SOL \times GROUP_{1}} + {SOL \times GROUP_{2}} + {\ldots\ldots} + {{SOL} \times {GROU}P_{N}}}{\left( {SOL \times Numh} \right)^{d} + b} + c}};$

-   -   where, T is the boiling point of the single molecule, SOL is a        single molecule vector converted according to the number of        groups of each group constituting the single molecule, GROUP₁₁        is a first contribution value vector converted according to a        contribution value of the primary group to the boiling point,        GROUP₁₂ is a second contribution value vector converted        according to a contribution value of the secondary group to the        boiling point, GROUP_(1N) is an N-th contribution value vector        converted according to a contribution value of the N-stage group        to the boiling point, Numh is the number of atoms other than the        hydrogen atom in the single molecule, d is a first preset        constant, b is a second preset constant, c is a third preset        constant, and N is a positive integer greater than or equal to        2.

In combination with the eighteenth embodiment of the first aspect, in anineteenth embodiment of the first aspect, the optimization methodfurther includes:

-   -   converting the single molecule vector according to the number of        groups of each group constituting the single molecule includes:    -   taking the number of species of groups as a dimension of the        single molecule vector; and    -   taking the number of groups of each group as an element value of        the corresponding dimension in the single molecule vector,    -   converting the first contribution value vector according to a        contribution value of the primary group to the boiling point        includes:    -   taking the number of types of primary groups as the dimension of        the first contribution value vector; and    -   taking the contribution value of each primary group to the        boiling point as an element value of the corresponding dimension        in the first contribution value vector,    -   converting the second contribution value vector according to a        contribution value of the secondary group to the boiling point        includes:    -   taking the number of types of secondary groups as a dimension of        the second contribution value vector; and    -   taking the contribution value of each secondary group to the        boiling point as an element value of the corresponding dimension        in the second contribution value vector,    -   converting the N-th contribution value vector according to a        contribution value of each N-stage group to the boiling point        includes:    -   taking the number of types of N-stage groups as a dimension of        the N-th contribution value vector; and    -   taking the contribution value of each N-stage group to the        boiling point as an element value of the corresponding dimension        in the N-th contribution value vector.

In combination with the first aspect, in a twentieth embodiment of thefirst aspect, the respectively inputting, according to a presetfeedstock ratio, the corresponding fractions into a product predictionmodel of a respective petroleum processing device includes:

-   -   obtaining different amounts of each fraction according to the        preset feedstock ratio, and respectively inputting each fraction        into the product prediction model of the respective petroleum        processing device,    -   the petroleum processing device includes a catalytic cracking        unit, a delayed coking unit, a residue hydrotreating unit, a        hydrocracking unit, a diesel hydro-upgrading unit, a diesel        hydro-refining unit, a gasoline hydro-refining unit, a catalytic        reforming unit and an alkylation unit.

In combination with the twentieth embodiment of the first aspect, in atwenty-first embodiment of the first aspect, a step of training theproduct prediction model includes:

-   -   establishing a product prediction model; wherein the product        prediction model includes: a set of reaction rules including a        plurality of reaction rules and a reaction rate algorithm;    -   acquiring sample feedstock information for a sample feedstock;    -   training the set of reaction rules by using the sample feedstock        information, and fixing the set of reaction rules that has been        trained; and    -   training the reaction rate algorithm by using the sample        feedstock information, and fixing the reaction rate algorithm        that has been trained, to obtain the product prediction model        that has been trained.

In combination with the twenty-first embodiment of the first aspect, ina twenty-second embodiment of the first aspect, the sample feedstockinformation of the sample feedstock includes: molecular composition ofthe sample feedstock, molecular content of each molecule in the samplefeedstock, molecular composition of an actual product corresponding tothe sample feedstock, and actual content of each molecule in the actualproduct.

In combination with the twenty-second of the first aspect, in atwenty-third embodiment of the first aspect, the training the set ofreaction rules by using the sample feedstock information includes:

-   -   processing the molecular composition of the sample feedstock        according to a preset set of reaction rules, to obtain a        reaction pathway corresponding to each molecule in the molecular        composition of the sample feedstock;    -   obtaining first molecule composition of a device output product        including the sample feedstock, an intermediate product, and a        predicted product according to the reaction path corresponding        to each molecule in the molecular composition of the sample        feedstock; in the device output product, including: the sample        feedstock, the intermediate product, and the predicted product;    -   calculating a first relative deviation according to the first        molecular composition of the device output product and second        molecular composition of the actual product;    -   if the first relative deviation meets a preset condition, fixing        the set of reaction rules; and    -   if the first relative deviation does not meet the preset        condition, adjusting a reaction rule in the set of reaction        rules, and recalculating the first relative deviation according        to the adjusted set of reaction rules until the first relative        deviation meets the preset condition.

In combination with the twenty-third of the first aspect, in atwenty-fourth embodiment of the first aspect, the calculating a firstrelative deviation according to the first molecular composition of thedevice output product and second molecular composition of the actualproduct includes:

-   -   acquiring species of single molecules in the first molecule        composition, to constitute a first set;    -   acquiring species of single molecules in the second molecule        composition, to constitute a second set;    -   determining whether the second set is a subset of the first set;    -   if the second set is not a subset of the first set, obtaining a        pre-stored relative deviation value that does not meet the        preset condition as the first relative deviation; and    -   if the second set is a subset of the first set, calculating the        first relative deviation by the following manner: determining a        first relative deviation according to the proportion of the        number of the predicted products that are not in the second set        in the total number of predicted products.

For example, calculating the first relative deviation by the formula asfollows:

${x_{1} = \frac{car{d\left( {\left( {M - M_{1} - M_{2}} \right) - M_{3}} \right)}}{car{d\left( {M - M_{1} - M_{2}} \right)}}};$

-   -   where, x₁ is the first relative deviation, M is the first set,        M₁ is a set of species of single molecules in the molecular        composition of the sample feedstock, M₂ is a set of species of        single molecules in the molecular composition of the        intermediate product, M₃ is the second set, and card represents        the number of elements in the sets.

In combination with the twenty-second of the first aspect, in atwenty-fifth embodiment of the first aspect, the training the reactionrate algorithm by using the sample feedstock information includes:

-   -   calculating a reaction rate of a reaction path corresponding to        each molecule in the molecular composition of the sample        feedstock, respectively, according to the reaction rate        algorithm;    -   obtaining predicted content of each molecule in a predicted        product corresponding to the sample feedstock according to        molecular content of each molecule in the sample feedstock and        the reaction rate of the reaction path corresponding to the        molecule;    -   calculating a second relative deviation according to the        predicted content of each molecule in the predicted product and        the actual content of each molecule in the actual product;    -   if the second relative deviation meets a preset condition,        fixing the reaction rate algorithm; and    -   if the second relative deviation does not meet the preset        condition, adjusting a parameter in the reaction rate algorithm,        and recalculating the second relative deviation according to the        adjusted reaction rate algorithm until the second relative        deviation meets the preset condition.

In combination with the twenty-fifth of the first aspect, in atwenty-sixth embodiment of the first aspect, the calculating a reactionrate of a reaction path corresponding to each molecule in the molecularcomposition of the sample feedstock, respectively, according to thereaction rate algorithm includes:

-   -   calculating a reaction rate of each reaction path according to a        reaction rate constant in the reaction rate algorithm;    -   wherein the reaction rate constant is determined based on a        transition state theoretical calculation method.

For example, determining the reaction rate constant according to acalculation formula as follows:

${k = {\frac{k_{B}E}{h}{\exp\left( \frac{{E\Delta S} - {\Delta E}}{RE} \right)}\varphi \times P^{\alpha}}};$

-   -   where, k is the reaction rate constant, k_(B) is the Boltzmann        constant, h is the Planck constant, R is an ideal gas constant,        E is a temperature value of the environment at which the        reaction path is located, exp is an exponential function with        base of natural constant, ΔS is an entropy change before and        after the reaction corresponding to the reaction rule        corresponding to the reaction path, ΔE is a reaction energy        barrier corresponding to the reaction rule corresponding to the        reaction path, φ is a catalyst activity factor, P is a pressure        value of the environment at which the reaction path is located,        and α is a pressure influencing factor corresponding to the        reaction rule corresponding to the reaction path.

The reaction rate of the reaction path is calculated according to thereaction rate constant.

In combination with the first aspect or in connection with the first,second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth,eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth,seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth, twenty-first,twenty-second, twenty-third, twenty-fourth, twenty-fifth, twenty-sixthembodiments of the first aspect, in a twenty-seventh embodiment of thefirst aspect, each petroleum processing device corresponds to a set ofreaction rules.

In a second aspect, the embodiments of the present disclosure provide anoptimization system for a whole process of molecular-level oil refineryprocessing including a processor, a communication interface, a memory,and a communication bus, wherein the processor, the communicationinterface, and the memory are in communication with each other via thecommunication bus;

-   -   the memory is configured to store a computer program; and    -   the processor is configured to carry out the optimization method        according to any embodiment of the first aspects when executing        the program stored in the memory.

In a third aspect, the embodiments of the present disclosure provide acomputer-readable storage medium, the computer-readable storage mediumhas stored therein one or more programs, the one or more programs beingexecutable by one or more processors to implement the optimizationmethod according to any embodiment of the first aspects.

The above-described technical solutions provided by embodiments of thepresent disclosure have the following advantages over the related art:in the embodiments of the present disclosure, a plurality of mixedproducts are obtained by acquiring molecular composition of crude oil,obtaining the molecular composition of different fractions of crude oilafter distillation, obtaining the molecular composition and the contentof each single molecule of the predicted products of different fractionsprocessed by the product prediction model of the respective petroleumprocessing device, and blending the predicted products; when thephysical properties of any mixed product do not meet any presetstandard, or when a target parameter of the mixed products does not meeta preset condition, the proportion of different fractions introducedinto the respective petroleum processing device is adjusted, anoperating parameter in a product prediction model is adjusted, a mixingrule for mixing the predicted products is adjusted, and the mixedproducts are re-obtained, until the physical properties of all mixedproducts meet any preset standard and the target parameter of all mixedproducts meets the preset condition; the final predicted products arepredicted by adjusting the proportion of fractions for secondaryprocessing, the mixed products are obtained by blending according to thepreset mixing rules, so as to ensure that the physical properties of thefinally mixed products meet the preset standard, and the targetparameter of the mixed products meets the preset conditions; and theproduction efficiency is improved by simulating and optimizing theproduction process.

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FIG. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of an optimization method for a wholeprocess of molecular-level oil refinery processing according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic flow diagram of an optimization method for a wholeprocess of molecular-level oil refinery processing according to anotherembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic flow diagram (one) of an optimization method for awhole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according tostill another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic flow diagram (two) of an optimization method for awhole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a schematic flow diagram (three) of an optimization method fora whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a schematic flow diagram (four) of an optimization method fora whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a schematic flow diagram (five) of an optimization method fora whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a schematic flow diagram (six) of an optimization method for awhole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 9 is a schematic flow diagram (seven) of an optimization method fora whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 10 is a schematic flow diagram (eight) of an optimization methodfor a whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing accordingto yet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 11 is a schematic flow diagram (nine) of an optimization method fora whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 12 is a schematic flow diagram (ten) of an optimization method fora whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 13 is a schematic flow diagram (eleven) of an optimization methodfor a whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing accordingto yet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 14 is a schematic structural diagram of an optimization apparatusfor a whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing accordingto yet another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of an optimization system fora whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 16 is schematic structural diagram of an optimization system for awhole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing according toyet another embodiment of the present disclosure.

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In order to make the objects, technical solutions, and advantages of theembodiments of the disclosure more fully apparent, it will be clear,fully described, and fully described in connection with the accompanyingdrawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of thisspecification, which illustrate some, but not all embodiments of thedisclosure. Based on the embodiments in this disclosure, those ofordinary skill in the art, with no creative effort, are within the scopeof the disclosure.

As shown in FIG. 1 , an embodiment of the present disclosure provides anoptimization method for a whole process of molecular-level oil refineryprocessing. Referring to FIG. 1 , the optimization method includes thefollowing steps:

S11, molecular composition of crude oil is acquired.

In this embodiment, there are many species of molecules in crude oil,different single molecules have different boiling points, and they needto be separated by distillation at different temperatures. Generally, asingle molecule with a larger molecular weight in crude oil has a higherboiling point and is more difficult to separate. In the process of crudeoil separation, the distillation range is divided according to the typeof distilled oil and boiling points of molecules, each distillationrange corresponding to type of distilled oil, to complete the separationof crude oil. In this step, single molecules in crude oil and contentcorresponding to each single molecule are acquired.

In this embodiment, the molecular composition of the petroleumprocessing feedstocks may be determined by one or more of acomprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography method, a quaternaryrod gas chromatography-mass spectrometer detection method, a gaschromatography/field ionization-time-of-flight mass spectrometrydetection method, a gas chromatography method, a near-infraredspectroscopy method, a nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy method, aRaman spectroscopy method, a Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonancemass spectrometry method, an electrostatic field rail trap massspectrometry method, and an ion mobility mass spectrometry method. Inaddition, the molecular composition of the petroleum processingfeedstocks may also be determined in other ways, such as ASTM D2425,SH/T 0606, and ASTM D8144-18.

The molecular detection method described above may detect the structureof the molecule and thereby obtaining the species of the molecule.However, due to the large number of molecular species in crude oil,although the crude oil can no longer be detected when the crude oil isreused after the crude oil is detected once, the workload of detectingeach single molecule is large and time-consuming. Therefore, in thisscheme, single molecules may also be constructed based on thestructure-oriented lumped molecular characterization method. Thestructure-oriented lumped molecular characterization method namely isthe SOL molecular characterization method, which uses 24 structuralincrement fragments to characterize the basic structure of complexhydrocarbon molecules. Any single petroleum molecule may be representedby a specific set of structural increment fragments. The SOL molecularcharacterization method is lumped at the molecular scale, reducing thenumber of molecules in the actual system from millions to thousands,greatly reducing the complexity of the simulation. This characterizationmethod may represent not only alkanes, cycloalkanes, up to complexaromatic structures containing 50-60 carbon atoms, but also olefins orcycloolefins as intermediate products or secondary reaction products,and also consider sulfur, nitrogen, oxygen and other heteroatomcompounds.

In this embodiment, the molecular composition of crude oil isinformation of various molecules (single molecules) in crude oil, suchas single molecules contained in the feedstock, a species of a singlemolecule, a volume and content of each single molecule.

S12, molecular composition of various fractions obtained by distillationof the crude oil is acquired according to physical properties of varioussingle molecules in the molecular composition of the crude oil.

In this embodiment, the boiling point of each single molecule in thecrude oil can be calculated separately, the fractional distillationrange can be determined based on the boiling point and content of eachsingle molecule, and the crude oil can be distilled and cut according tothe fractional distillation range to obtain multiple fractions. In thisstep, since the crude oil is distilled based on the physical property ofa single molecule, the molecular composition of each fraction obtainedafter crude oil distillation can be known.

S13, according to a preset feedstock ratio, the corresponding fractionsare respectively inputted into a product prediction model of arespective petroleum processing device as petroleum processingfeedstocks, to obtain molecular composition of a corresponding predictedproduct and content of each single molecule in the predicted product.

In this embodiment, the corresponding fractions are used as petroleumprocessing feedstocks for secondary processing, wherein the presetfeedstock ratio namely is the ratio of each fraction input intodifferent petroleum processing devices, respectively. Through theproduct prediction model of each petroleum processing device, combinedwith the molecular composition of the fraction input to the petroleumprocessing device, the molecular composition in the predicted productand the content of each single molecule in the predicted product areobtained.

In this embodiment, the fractions obtained after distillation of crudeoil include light fractions and heavy fractions. Among them, lightfractions, such as naphtha, do not need secondary processing, whileheavy fractions generally require different secondary processing, sothat heavy fractions are converted into light oil products to improvethe properties of oil products. In this solution, the correspondingfractions are input into the petroleum processing device for processingaccording to the preset feedstock ratio. The preset feedstock ratioincludes: the type and amount of the fractions input to the petroleumprocessing device, and the fraction that does not require secondaryprocessing is no longer preset.

In this embodiment, the product prediction model has been trained andoptimized. Through the product prediction model, it is possible toadjust the reaction conditions in the petroleum processing device, suchas pressure, temperature and space velocity after the petroleumprocessing feedstocks are input into the petroleum processing device, soas to suppress the progress of certain reactions or improve the progressof certain reactions to control the formation of products. In this step,the product situation under a certain set condition may be obtained.

The petroleum processing device includes a catalytic cracking unit, adelayed coking unit, a residue hydrotreating unit, a hydrocracking unit,a diesel hydro-upgrading unit, a diesel hydro-refining unit, a gasolinehydro-refining unit, a catalytic reforming unit and an alkylation unit.

S14, each of the predicted products which is used as a product blendingfeedstock is blended according to a preset rule set, to obtain molecularcomposition of a plurality of mixed products and content of each singlemolecule in each of the mixed products.

In this embodiment, the predicted products inputted by each petroleumprocessing device are blended as a product blending feedstock, whereineach set of preset rules in the preset rule set includes the type andamount of the predicted product used. Corresponding mixed products areobtained by mixing the predicted products outputted by differentpetroleum processing devices, wherein the mixed products include but arenot limited to gasoline products such as automotive oil, lubricatingoil, hydraulic oil, gear oil, cutting oil and so on for vehicles. Theproduction planning may be completed by blending the product blendingfeedstocks so that the obtained mixed products meet the nationalstandards of the corresponding products.

In this embodiment, according to the molecular composition of thepredicted product and the content of each single molecule in thepredicted product, combined with the preset rule set, the molecularcomposition of the different mixed products and the content of eachsingle molecule in each of the mixed products are obtained.

S15, a product property of each of the mixed products is respectivelycalculated according to the molecular composition of each of the mixedproducts and the content of each single molecule in each of the mixedproducts; and it is determined whether the product property of each ofthe mixed products meets any preset standard in a preset standard set.

In this embodiment, the product property of each of mixed products iscalculated separately. The various single molecules included in each ofmixed products are determined, that is, the molecular composition of themixed product is determined by determining, the physical productproperty of each single molecule in the mixed product is calculatedseparately, then the physical property of the mixed gasoline product iscalculated according to the physical property and content of each singlemolecule in the mixed gasoline product. The physical property of singlemolecule includes, but not limited to, a boiling point, a density, andan octane number. For example, the physical property of single moleculemay also include viscosity, solubility parameters, cetane number, degreeof unsaturation, etc.

In this embodiment, the preset standard in a preset standard set may begasoline product standards such as vehicle gasoline standards,lubricating oil standards, hydraulic oil standards, gear oil standards,and cutting oil standards. If the mixed product meets any item in thepreset standard set, it means that the mixed product can be sold;furthermore, since different mixed products are blended at the sametime, the mixed products obtained by blending at the same time shouldmeet any standard in the preset standard set, so that the preset ruleset used for blending is a qualified set, avoiding the situation wheremixed products cannot generate value.

The method for establishing the preset standard set may include thefollowing steps: obtaining the standards of vehicle oil products ofdifferent brands; and using the standards of each brand of vehicle oilproducts as preset standards to form the preset standard set. Byobtaining the standards of vehicle oil products of different brands andforming the preset standard set, the blended gasoline products are allvehicle oil products.

S16, if the product property of each of the mixed products meets anypreset standard in the preset standard set, a target parameter isacquired according to all mixed products and it is determined whetherthe target parameter meets a preset condition.

In this embodiment, if the product property of each of mixed productsmeets any preset standard in the preset standard set, it means that eachof the mixed products blended at this time is an eligible product. Therelevant target parameters are acquired according to the mixed products,and it is determined whether the target parameters meet the presetconditions. The target parameters may be the economic benefits of theproduct, the content of substances in the product that will cause harmto the environment, and the proportion of products, which meet a presetstandard, in all mixed products to all of the mixed products. In thisstep, the ultimate goal of the refinery's refining is to pursuebenefits. A gross profit value may be calculated according to the priceof each mixed product and the amount of the mixed product, and the grossprofit value may be used to confirm whether the final benefit hasreached the maximum, so as to confirm whether the target parameters meetthe preset conditions, among which, confirming whether the final benefithas reached the maximum may be calculated by random algorithm.Meanwhile, with the gradual strengthening of people's environmentalprotection awareness, the content of substances that will cause harm tothe environment in the mixed product will also affect the sales of themixed product, even if the calculated benefit value is large, whichcannot be sold at the sales end and cannot be converted into benefits.Therefore, in order to increase the competitiveness of oil products, itis possible to limit the content of substances that are harmful to theenvironment in mixed products. Moreover, when different mixed productsare sold, the market will have different demand. For example, the priceof No. 98 motor gasoline is higher than the price of No. 95 motorgasoline, but the consumption of No. 95 motor gasoline is larger, and ifthe refinery produces a large amount of No. 98 motor gasoline, themarket will take longer to digest it, resulting in a backlog of No. 98motor gasoline inventory, resulting in more labor and other costs,resulting in the final benefits are not as good as that of No. 95 motorgasoline. Therefore, in this step, the proportion of the production.

volume of mixed products that meet a certain preset standard in allmixed products may be calculated to avoid product backlog.

For example, the determining whether the target parameter meets a presetcondition includes the following steps (see FIG. 2 ):

S21, a product price of each of mixed products and a yield of each ofmixed products are acquired.

S22, a product benefit of each of mixed products is calculated accordingto the yield of each of mixed products and the product price of each ofmixed products.

S23, the product benefit of each of mixed products is accumulated toobtain a cumulative benefit.

S24, a feedstock price of each group of the petroleum processingfeedstocks and an operating cost of each of the petroleum processingdevices are acquired.

S25, feedstock prices of all petroleum processing feedstocks andoperating costs of all petroleum processing devices are subtracted fromthe cumulative benefit to obtain a comprehensive benefit.

In this embodiment, the corresponding comprehensive benefit may beobtained by subtracting the operating cost of each petroleum processingdevice and the feedstock cost of each group of petroleum processingfeedstocks from the cumulative benefit of the mixed product, wherein theoperating cost of the petroleum processing device includes: device losscost and labor cost.

S26, the comprehensive benefit is served as the target parameter and itis determined whether the comprehensive benefit reaches a maximum value.

S27 a, it is determined that the target parameter meets the presetcondition if the comprehensive benefit reaches the maximum value.

S27 b, it is determined that the target parameter does not meet thepreset condition if the comprehensive benefit does not reach the maximumvalue.

In this embodiment, the comprehensive benefit is taken as the targetparameter to ensure the production benefit, which may be determinedwhether the comprehensive benefit reaches the maximum value through aglobal optimization algorithm of random search with multiple startingpoints.

S17 a, if the target parameter meets a preset condition, the preset feedratio, the product prediction model, and the preset rule set isoutputted as a production and processing scheme.

In this embodiment, when the target parameter also meets thecorresponding preset condition, it means that the overall productionprocess has met the production requirements at this time, andsustainable production may be carried out. At this time, the presetfeedstock ratios for different fractions input into different petroleumprocessing devices in the output scheme, the product prediction modelused to calculate the molecular composition of the predicted productproduced by each petroleum processing device and the content of eachsingle molecule, and the preset rule set for blending predicted productsoutput from petroleum processing devices are taken as a production andprocessing scheme. In the actual production process, the production andprocessing scheme is used for production, and the whole processoptimization for oil refining is realized at the molecular level.

S17 b, if the target parameter does not meet the preset condition, thepreset feedstock ratio, a parameter in the product prediction model anda preset rule in the preset rule set are adjusted, to re-obtain aplurality of mixed products until the product property of each of themixed products meets any preset standard in the preset standard set andthe target parameter meets the preset condition.

In this embodiment, when the target parameter does not meet the presetcondition, it means that the economic benefits of the final blendedmixed product may not reach the maximum value, or that the amount ofsubstances with environmental impact in the mixed product exceeds theset value, or that the proportion of mixed products that meet a presetstandard in all mixed products does not reach the set value. At thistime, by adjusting the preset feedstock ratio, the operation parameterin the product prediction model and the preset rule in the preset ruleset, a plurality of mixed products in another situation may be obtained,until the product properties of each of mixed products output in thisscheme meets any preset standard in the preset standard set and thetarget parameter meets the preset condition, that is, the whole processoptimization for refineries is completed.

In this embodiment, the optimization method further includes thefollowing steps:

-   -   if the product property of any the mixed product does not meet        any preset standard in the preset standard set, the preset rule        in the preset rule set is adjusted and each of the product        blending feedstocks is blended according to the adjusted preset        rule set, to re-obtain a plurality of mixed products until the        product property of each of the mixed products meets any preset        standard in the preset standard set.

In this embodiment, if the product property of any mixed product doesnot meet any preset standard in the preset standard set, for example,the octane number of the adjusted No. 95 gasoline does not meet thestandard of No. 95 gasoline, then the blending is a failure blending,and the products obtained by blending cannot enter the market. At thistime, the preset rule in the preset rule set is adjusted and the productblending feedstocks are re-blended until the mixed product meets anypreset standard in the preset standard set.

As shown in FIG. 3 , in a specific embodiment, the optimization methodfurther includes the following steps:

S31, an input flow of petroleum processing feedstocks input to each ofthe petroleum processing devices is acquired.

In this embodiment, according to the preset feedstock ratio and thepetroleum processing feedstocks respectively input to the petroleumprocessing device, the amount respectively inputted to each petroleumprocessing device per unit time may be obtained, that is, the input flowfor the petroleum processing device may be obtained.

S32, it is determined whether each of the input flows meets a presetinput flow range of the respective petroleum processing device.

In this embodiment, each group of petroleum processing devices has acorresponding processing capacity, to avoid the situation where theprocessing time of the feedstocks in the petroleum processing device istoo short and the feedstocks do not react completely due to the input ofthe feedstocks exceeding the processing capacity of the petroleumprocessing unit, and the worse situation may cause damage to thepetroleum processing device. In this embodiment, a preset input flowrange is set, and the maximum value of the range can be between 80% and95% of the maximum processing capacity of the petroleum processingdevice, and thus by limiting the amount of feedstocks entering thepetroleum processing device, damage to the petroleum processing deviceis avoided.

S33 a, the preset feedstock ratio is adjusted if any one of the inputflows does not meet the preset input flow range of the respectivepetroleum processing device, and, according to the adjusted presetfeedstock ratio, the corresponding fractions are respectively inputtedinto the product prediction model of the respective petroleum processingdevice as petroleum processing feedstocks, until each of the input flowsmeets the preset input flow range of the respective petroleum processingdevice.

In this embodiment, when the feedstock input flow of any of thepetroleum processing devices is greater than the preset input flowrange, the preset feedstock ratio is adjusted and the amount ofpetroleum processing feedstocks input to the petroleum processing deviceis re-planed, such that the input flow of the feedstocks of eachpetroleum processing device meets the preset input flow rate range ofthe respective petroleum processing device.

S33 b, if each of the input flow meets the preset input flow rate rangeof the respective petroleum processing device, the step of obtainingmolecular composition of a corresponding predicted product and contentof each single molecule in the predicted product is performed.

In this embodiment, when the input flow of the feedstocks meets thepreset input flow rate range of the respective petroleum processingdevice, the subsequent steps of the scheme are directly performed.

As shown in FIG. 4 , in a specific embodiment, the optimization methodfurther includes the following steps:

S41, the molecular composition of the petroleum processing feedstocksinputted to each of the petroleum processing devices and content of eachsingle molecule in the petroleum processing feedstocks are acquired.

In this embodiment, according to the preset feedstock ratio, and themolecular composition and content of each fraction product, themolecular composition of the petroleum processing feedstock respectivelyinput to each petroleum processing device and the content of each singlemolecule in the petroleum processing feedstock are obtained.

S42, a physical property of each single molecule in the petroleumprocessing feedstocks is calculated, and a feedstock property of thepetroleum processing feedstocks is calculated according to the physicalproperty of each single molecule and the content of each single moleculein the petroleum processing feedstocks.

In this embodiment, the physical properties of each single molecule inthe petroleum processing feedstocks input to each group of petroleumprocessing devices are calculated respectively, and the feedstockproperties of the petroleum processing feedstocks are calculatedaccording to the physical properties of each single molecule and thecontent of each single molecule in the petroleum processing feedstocks.

The physical properties of a single molecule may be calculated by themethods of calculating the physical properties of a single molecule inother embodiments, and the feedstock properties of petroleum processingfeedstocks may be calculated by calculating the physical properties of amixture in other embodiments.

S43, it is determined whether each of the feedstock properties meets apreset physical property restriction interval of the respectivepetroleum processing device.

S44 a, if any of the feedstock properties does not meet the presetphysical property restriction interval of the respective petroleumprocessing device, the preset feedstock ratio is adjusted and, accordingto the adjusted preset feedstock ratio, the corresponding fractions arerespectively re-input into the product prediction model of therespective petroleum processing device as petroleum processingfeedstocks, until each of the feedstock properties meets the presetphysical property restriction interval of the respective petroleumprocessing device.

In this embodiment, different petroleum processing devices havedifferent requirements on the physical properties of the incomingfeedstocks to ensure the service life of the petroleum processingdevice. In this solution, the physical properties of the petroleumprocessing feedstocks input to the petroleum processing device areconfirmed, and it is determined whether the physical properties of thefeedstocks meet the preset physical property restriction interval of therespective petroleum processing device, so as to ensure the normal useof the petroleum processing device. If any petroleum processingfeedstock does not meet the respective petroleum processing device, thepreset feedstock ratio is adjusted again, and the feedstock propertiesof the petroleum processing feedstocks input to the petroleum processingdevice are adjusted, until the feedstock properties of the petroleumprocessing feedstocks meet the usage restrictions of the respectivepetroleum processing device. Since the petroleum restrictions ofdifferent petroleum processing devices are different, each petroleumprocessing device corresponds to a preset physical property restrictioninterval.

S44 b, if each of the petroleum processing feedstock properties meetsthe preset physical property restriction interval of the respectivepetroleum processing device, the step of obtaining molecular compositionof a corresponding predicted product and content of each single moleculein the predicted product is performed.

In this embodiment, the subsequent steps of the scheme are performed ifthe feedstock properties of the petroleum processing feedstocks meet thepreset physical property restriction condition.

A further description of calculating the product properties of each ofmixed products, as shown in FIG. 5 , FIG. 5 is a flowchart of steps forcalculating the physical properties of a mixed product according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

S51, first molecular composition of each group of the product blendingfeedstocks and first component content of each single molecule in eachgroup of the product blending feedstocks are acquired.

Since the product blending feedstocks are the predicted product of eachgroup of petroleum processing devices, the first molecular compositionof the product blending feedstocks and the first component content ofeach single molecule may be obtained based on the predicted product.

S52, based on the preset rule set, second molecular composition of eachof mixed products and second component content of each single moleculein each of mixed products are obtained according to the first molecularcomposition of each group of the product blending feedstock and thefirst component content of each single molecule in each group of theproduct blending feedstocks.

In this embodiment, the preset rules in the preset rule set the type andquantity of the required product blending feedstocks, therefore,according to the molecular composition and the first component contentof each single molecule in the product blending feedstocks, the secondmolecular composition of the mixed product and the second componentcontent of each single molecule may be obtained.

S53, a physical property of each single molecule is calculated accordingto the number of groups of each group contained in each single moleculein each of the mixed products and a contribution value of each group tothe physical property.

In this embodiment, for each single molecule, the number of groups ofeach group constituting the single molecule and a contribution value ofthe each group to the physical property are acquired, and the number ofgroups of each group constituting the single molecule and thecontribution value of each group to the physical property are inputtedinto a pre-trained property calculation model, to acquire the physicalproperty of the single molecule outputted by the pre-trained propertycalculation model.

S54, a product property of each of the mixed products is calculatedaccording to the physical property and the second component content ofeach single molecule in each of the mixed products.

The properties of the mixed gasoline product include: Research OctaneNumber, Motor Octane Number, Reid vapor pressure, Enn's distillationrange, density, benzene volume fraction, aromatics volume fraction,olefin volume fraction, oxygen mass fraction, and sulfur qualityfraction.

Five manners to calculate the physical properties of a mixed product areprovided below, but those skilled in the art should be appreciated thatthe following several manners are only used to illustrate the presentembodiments and are not intended to limit the present embodiments.

Method one, when a product property of the mixed product is the density,the density of the mixed product is calculated according to thefollowing calculation formula:

density=Σ(D _(i) ×x _(i-volume));

-   -   where, density is the density of the mixed product, D_(i) is the        density of the i-th single molecule, and x_(i-volume) is second        component content of the i-th single molecule.

Method two, when a product property of the mixed product is the cloudpoint, calculating the product property of the mixed product includes:

-   -   calculating a cloud point contribution value of each single        molecule according to the density and the boiling point of each        single molecule; and    -   calculating the cloud point of the mixed product according to        cloud point contribution values and content of all of the single        molecules in the mixed product.

Method three, when a product property of the mixed product is the pourpoint, calculating the product property of the mixed product includes:

-   -   calculating a pour point contribution value of each of the        single molecule according to the density and molecular weight of        each single molecule; and    -   calculating the pour point of the mixed product according to        pour point contribution values and content of all of the single        molecules in the mixed product.

Method four, when a product property of the mixed product is the anilinepoint, calculating the product property of the mixed product includes:

-   -   calculating an aniline point contribution value of the single        molecule according to the density and the boiling point of the        single molecule; and    -   calculating the aniline point of the mixed product according to        the aniline point contribution values and content of all of the        single molecules in the mixed product.

Method five, when a product property of the mixed product is the octanenumber, a calculation method includes:

-   -   acquiring the octane number and content of each single molecule        in the mixed products; and    -   calculating the octane number of the mixed products according to        calculation formula as follows:

${{{ON} = {\left( {{\sum\limits_{i = {HISQFG}}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}{ON}_{i}}} + {C_{H}{\sum\limits_{i = H}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}{ON}_{i}}}} + {C_{I}{\sum\limits_{i = I}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}{ON}_{i}}}} + {C_{S}{\sum\limits_{i = S}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}{ON}_{i}}}} + {C_{Q}{\sum\limits_{i = Q}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}{ON}_{i}}}} + {C_{F}{\sum\limits_{i = F}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}{ON}_{i}}}} + {C_{G}{\sum\limits_{i = G}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}{ON}_{i}}}}} \right) \div \left( {{\sum\limits_{i = {HISQFG}}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}}} + {C_{H}\left( {{\sum\limits_{i = H}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}}}\  - {\sum\limits_{i = H}\upsilon_{i}}} \right)} + {C_{I}\left( {{\sum\limits_{i = I}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}}} - {\sum\limits_{i = I}\upsilon_{i}}} \right)} + {C_{S}\left( {{\sum\limits_{i = S}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}}}\  - {\sum\limits_{i = S}\upsilon_{i}}} \right)} + {C_{Q}\left( {{\sum\limits_{i = Q}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}}}\  - {\sum\limits_{i = Q}\upsilon_{i}}} \right)} + {C_{F}\left( {{\sum\limits_{i = F}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}}}\  - {\sum\limits_{i = F}\upsilon_{i}}} \right)} + {C_{G}\left( {{\sum\limits_{i = G}{\upsilon_{i}\beta_{i}}} - {\sum\limits_{i = G}\upsilon_{i}}} \right)}} \right)}};}{{C_{H} = \frac{{k_{HI}^{(a)}\upsilon_{I}} + {k_{HS}^{(a)}\upsilon_{S}} + {k_{HQ}^{(a)}\upsilon_{Q}} + {k_{HF}^{(a)}\upsilon_{F}} + {k_{HG}^{(a)}\upsilon_{G}}}{1 + {k_{HI}^{(b)}\upsilon_{I}} + {k_{HS}^{(b)}\upsilon_{S}} + {k_{HQ}^{(b)}\upsilon_{Q}} + {k_{HF}^{(b)}\upsilon_{F}} + {k_{HG}^{(b)}\upsilon_{G}}}};}{{C_{I} = \frac{{k_{HI}^{(a)}\upsilon_{H}} + {k_{IS}^{(a)}\upsilon_{S}} + {k_{IQ}^{(a)}\upsilon_{Q}} + {k_{IF}^{(a)}\upsilon_{F}} + {k_{IG}^{(a)}\upsilon_{G}}}{1 + {k_{HI}^{(b)}\upsilon_{H}} + {k_{IS}^{(b)}\upsilon_{S}} + {k_{IQ}^{(b)}\upsilon_{Q}} + {k_{IF}^{(b)}\upsilon_{F}} + {k_{IG}^{(b)}\upsilon_{G}}}};}{{C_{S} = \frac{{k_{HS}^{(a)}\upsilon_{H}} + {k_{IS}^{(a)}\upsilon_{I}} + {k_{SQ}^{(a)}\upsilon_{Q}} + {k_{SF}^{(a)}\upsilon_{F}} + {k_{SG}^{(a)}\upsilon_{G}}}{1 + {k_{HS}^{(b)}\upsilon_{H}} + {k_{IS}^{(b)}\upsilon_{I}} + {k_{SQ}^{(b)}\upsilon_{Q}} + {k_{SF}^{(b)}\upsilon_{F}} + {k_{SG}^{(b)}\upsilon_{G}}}};}{{C_{Q} = \frac{{k_{HQ}^{(a)}\upsilon_{H}} + {k_{IQ}^{(a)}\upsilon_{I}} + {k_{SQ}^{(a)}\upsilon_{S}} + {k_{QF}^{(a)}\upsilon_{F}} + {k_{QG}^{(a)}\upsilon_{G}}}{1 + {k_{HQ}^{(b)}\upsilon_{H}} + {k_{QI}^{(b)}\upsilon_{I}} + {k_{SQ}^{(b)}\upsilon_{S}} + {k_{QF}^{(b)}\upsilon_{F}} + {k_{QG}^{(b)}\upsilon_{G}}}};}{{C_{F} = \frac{{k_{HF}^{(a)}\upsilon_{H}} + {k_{IF}^{(a)}\upsilon_{I}} + {k_{SF}^{(a)}\upsilon_{S}} + {k_{QF}^{(a)}\upsilon_{Q}} + {k_{FG}^{(a)}\upsilon_{G}}}{1 + {k_{HF}^{(b)}\upsilon_{H}} + {k_{IF}^{(b)}\upsilon_{I}} + {k_{SF}^{(b)}\upsilon_{S}} + {k_{QF}^{(b)}\upsilon_{Q}} + {k_{FG}^{(b)}\upsilon_{G}}}};}{{C_{G} = \frac{{k_{HG}^{(a)}\upsilon_{H}} + {k_{IG}^{(a)}\upsilon_{I}} + {k_{SG}^{(a)}\upsilon_{S}} + {k_{QG}^{(a)}\upsilon_{Q}} + {k_{FG}^{(a)}\upsilon_{F}}}{1 + {k_{HG}^{(b)}\upsilon_{H}} + {k_{IG}^{(b)}\upsilon_{I}} + {k_{SG}^{(b)}\upsilon_{S}} + {k_{QG}^{(b)}\upsilon_{Q}} + {k_{FG}^{(b)}\upsilon_{F}}}};}$

-   -   where, the ON is the octane number of the mixed product, HISQFG        is a molecular collection, H is a molecular set of n-alkanes, I        is a molecular set of isoalkanes, S is a molecular set of        cycloalkanes, Q is a molecular set of olefins, F is a molecular        set of aromatic hydrocarbons, G is a molecular set of oxygenated        compounds, υ_(i) is content of each molecule in the mixed        product, υ_(H), υ_(I), υ_(S), υ_(Q), υ_(F) and υ_(G) are total        content of n-alkanes, total content of isoalkanes, total content        of cycloalkanes, total content of olefins, total content of        aromatic hydrocarbons, and total content of a compound of        oxygenated compounds in the mixed product, respectively, β_(i)        is a regression parameter of each molecule in the mixed product,        ON_(i) is an octane number of each molecule in the mixed        product, C_(H) is an interaction coefficient of n-alkanes with        other molecules, C_(I) is an interaction coefficient of        isoalkanes with other molecules; C_(S) is an interaction        coefficient of cycloalkanes with other molecules; C_(Q) is an        interaction coefficient of olefins with other molecules, C_(F)        is an interaction coefficient of aromatic hydrocarbons with        other molecules, C_(G) is an interaction coefficient of        oxygenated compounds with other molecules, k_(HI) ^((a)) is a        first constant coefficient between n-alkanes and isoalkanes,        k_(HS) ^((a)) is a first constant coefficient between n-alkanes        and cycloalkanes, k_(HQ) ^((a)) is a first constant coefficient        between n-alkanes and olefins, k_(HF) ^((a)) is a first constant        coefficient between n-alkanes and aromatic hydrocarbons, k_(HG)        ^((a)) is a first constant coefficient between n-alkanes and        oxygenated compounds, k_(IS) ^((a)) is a first constant        coefficient between isoalkanes and cycloalkanes, k_(IQ) ^((a))        is a first constant coefficient between isoalkanes and olefins,        k_(IF) ^((a)) is a first constant coefficient between isoalkanes        and aromatic hydrocarbons, k_(IG) ^((a)) is a first constant        coefficient between isoalkanes and oxygenated compounds, k_(SQ)        ^((a)) is a first constant coefficient between cycloalkanes and        olefins, k_(SF) ^((a)) is a first constant coefficient between        cycloalkanes and aromatic hydrocarbons, k_(SG) ^((a)) is a first        constant coefficient between cycloalkanes and oxygenated        compounds, k_(QF) ^((a)) is a first constant coefficient between        olefins and aromatic hydrocarbons, k_(QG) ^((a)) is a second        constant coefficient between olefins and oxygenated compounds,        k_(FG) ^((a)) is a first constant coefficient between aromatic        hydrocarbons and oxygenated compounds, k_(HI) ^((b)) is a second        constant coefficient between n-alkanes and isoalkanes, k_(HS)        ^((b)) is a second constant coefficient between n-alkanes and        cycloalkanes, k_(HQ) ^((b)) is a second constant coefficient        between n-alkanes and olefins, k_(HF) ^((b)) is a second        constant coefficient between n-alkanes and aromatic        hydrocarbons, k_(HG) ^((b)) is a second constant coefficient        between n-alkanes and oxygenated compounds, k_(IS) ^((b)) is a        second constant coefficient between isoalkanes and cycloalkanes,        k_(IQ) ^((b)) is a second constant coefficient between        isoalkanes and olefins, k_(IF) ^((b)) is a second constant        coefficient between isoalkanes and aromatic hydrocarbons, k_(IG)        ^((b)) is a second constant coefficient between isoalkanes and        oxygenated compounds, k_(SQ) ^((b)) is a second constant        coefficient between cycloalkanes and olefins, k_(SF) ^((b)) is a        second constant coefficient between cycloalkanes and aromatic        hydrocarbons, k_(SG) ^((b)) is a second constant coefficient        between cycloalkanes and oxygenated compound, k_(QF) ^((b)) is a        second constant coefficient between olefins and aromatic        hydrocarbons, k_(QG) ^((b)) is a second constant coefficient        between olefins and oxygenated compound, and k_(FG) ^((b)) is a        second constant coefficient between aromatic hydrocarbons and        oxygenated compound; wherein the octane number includes: a        research octane number and a motor octane number.

In this embodiment, calculating the physical property of each singlemolecule includes the following steps:

-   -   for each single molecule, acquiring the number of groups of each        group constituting the single molecule and a contribution value        of each group to the physical property; and inputting the number        of groups of each group constituting the single molecule and the        contribution value of each group to the physical property into a        pre-trained property calculation model, to acquire the physical        property of the single molecule outputted by the pre-trained        property calculation model.

The acquiring molecular composition of various fractions obtained bydistillation of the crude oil according to physical properties of thevarious single molecules in the molecular composition of the crude oilis further described below, as shown in FIG. 6 , FIG. 6 is a flow chartof the steps for obtaining molecular compositions of different fractionsaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

S61, each single molecule in the crude oil and the content of eachsingle molecule are acquired.

In this embodiment, there are many species of molecules in crude oil,different single molecules have different boiling points, and they needto be separated by distillation at different temperatures. Generally, asingle molecule with a larger molecular weight in crude oil has a higherboiling point and is more difficult to separate. In the process of crudeoil separation, the distillation range is divided according to the typeof distilled oil and boiling points of molecules, each distillationrange corresponding to an oil product, to complete the separation ofcrude oil. In this step, single molecules in crude oil and contentcorresponding to each single molecule are acquired.

In this embodiment, the molecular composition of the crude oil may bedetermined by one or more of a comprehensive two-dimensional gaschromatography method, a quaternary rod gas chromatography-massspectrometer detection method, a gas chromatography/fieldionization-time-of-flight mass spectrometry detection method, a gaschromatography method, a near-infrared spectroscopy method, a nuclearmagnetic resonance spectroscopy method, a Raman spectroscopy method, aFourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry method, anelectrostatic field rail trap mass spectrometry method, and an ionmobility mass spectrometry method. In addition, the molecularcomposition of the crude oil may also be determined in other ways, suchas ASTM D2425, SH/T 0606, and ASTM D8144-18.

The molecular detection method described above may detect the structureof the molecule and thereby obtaining the species of the molecule.However, due to the large number of molecular species in crude oil,although the crude oil can no longer be detected when the crude oil isreused after the crude oil is detected once, the workload of detectingeach single molecule is large and time-consuming. Therefore, in thisscheme, single molecules may also be constructed based on thestructure-oriented lumped molecular characterization method. Thestructure-oriented lumped molecular characterization method namely isthe SOL molecular characterization method, which uses 24 structuralincrement fragments to characterize the basic structure of complexhydrocarbon molecules. Any single petroleum molecule may be representedby a specific set of structural increment fragments. The SOL molecularcharacterization method is lumped at the molecular scale, reducing thenumber of molecules in the actual system from millions to thousands,greatly reducing the complexity of the simulation. This characterizationmethod may represent not only alkanes, cycloalkanes, up to complexaromatic structures containing 50-60 carbon atoms, but also olefins orcycloolefins as intermediate products or secondary reaction products,and also consider sulfur, nitrogen, oxygen and other heteroatomcompounds.

S62, a boiling point of each single molecule is calculated respectively.

In this embodiment, calculate the boiling point of each single moleculerespectively by acquiring the number of groups of each groupconstituting the single molecule and a contribution value of each groupto the physical property, and inputting the number of groups of eachgroup constituting the single molecule and the contribution value ofeach group to the physical property into a pre-trained propertycalculation model, to acquire the physical property of the singlemolecule outputted by the pre-trained property calculation model;wherein, the groups that constitute a single molecule are the 24structural increment fragments of the SOL-based molecularcharacterization method in the above embodiment.

S63, the crude oil is cut by distillation according to a presetfractional distillation range to obtain multiple fractions, and a singlemolecule and content of the single molecule contained in each of thefractions are determined according to the boiling point and the contentof each single molecule in the crude oil.

In this embodiment, crude oil is cut according to the preset fractionaldistillation range to obtain respectively each fraction of crude oildistillation.

As shown in FIG. 7 , in a specific embodiment, the optimization methodfor a whole process further includes the following steps:

S71, for two fractions with adjacent distillation ranges, the fractionwith a relatively high temperature in the distillation range is taken asa first fraction, and the fraction with a relatively low temperature inthe distillation range is taken as a second fraction.

In this embodiment, for any two fractions with adjacent distillationranges, during the distillation process, at the distillation cuttemperature of the fractions, not only the fractions with lower boilingpoints is distilled out, but another fractions with boiling pointshigher than the distillation cut temperature is distilled out to acertain amount. For example, the boiling point of water is 100 degreesCelsius, but at temperatures below 100 degrees Celsius, the water alsoevaporates. In this solution, it may be obtained by calculation: whencrude oil is distilled, at what temperature, the molecules in the firstfraction will appear in the second fraction; at what temperature, themolecules in the second fraction will not appear in the first fraction,thereby achieving molecular-level control of molecular species infractions.

S72, a minimum value of an overlapping interval of an overlappingdistillation range of the first fraction and the second fraction iscalculated by the following formula:

T _(min) =T _(cut)×(1−SF);

-   -   a maximum value of the overlapping interval of the overlapping        distillation range of the first fraction and the second fraction        is calculated by the following formula:

T _(max) =T _(cut)×(1+SF);

-   -   where, T_(min) is the minimum value of the overlapping interval,        T_(max) is the maximum value of the overlapping interval,        T_(cut) is the distillation cut temperature of the first        fraction and the second fraction, and SF is a separation index        of the first fraction and the second fraction.

S73, the overlapping interval is obtained according to the minimum andmaximum values.

In this embodiment, the overlapping intervals of the adjacent twofractions are calculated. For example, the distillation range of thefirst fraction is 100-150° C., the distillation range of the secondfraction is 50 to 100° C., ° C. being the temperature unit, thedistillation partition temperature at this time is 100° C. Although thedistillation range of the first fraction is 100-150° C., for example,when the distillation temperature is 70° C., in the process ofdistilling to obtain the second fraction, part of the first fraction isdistilled out and is doped in the second fraction; the first fractionhas less the amount of distillation at lower temperatures, and as thetemperature increases, more of the first fraction is distilled into thesecond fraction. In this scheme, recording is made by identifying when apreset amount of the second fraction is present in the first fraction.In this embodiment, the separation index of the first fraction and thesecond fraction may be calculated from the mixing of adjacent fractionsrecorded in the previous distillation process. Specifically, in the pastdistillation process, the temperature at which a preset amount of thefirst fraction appears in the second fraction and the temperature atwhich the preset amount of the second fraction no longer appears in thefirst fraction are recorded, based on the distillation cut temperatureof the first fraction and the second fraction, a preliminary separationindex is calculated, a large number of preliminary separation indexcalculation results are obtained, and the separation index at thisdistillation cut temperature is obtained by averaging them.

In this embodiment, the steps of entering the content of each singlemolecule into different fractions in the overlapping interval includes:

-   -   content of distilled part into the first fraction of each single        molecule in the overlapping interval and content of distilled        part into the second fraction of each single molecule in the        overlapping interval are calculated according to the content of        each single molecule and each single molecule corresponding to        each boiling point of the overlapping interval;    -   wherein the content of distilled part into the first fraction of        each single molecule in the overlapping interval and the content        of distilled part into the second fraction of each single        molecule in the overlapping interval are calculated by the        following equation:

${C_{h}^{i} = {{\ln\left( \frac{T_{i}}{T_{\min}} \right)} \times C^{i}}};{C_{l}^{i} = {C^{i} - C_{h}^{i}}};$

-   -   where, C_(h) ^(i) is the content of distilled part into the        first fraction of the i-th single molecule in all molecules with        a boiling point located in the overlapping interval, which the        i-th single molecule has the boiling point located in the        overlapping interval, C_(l) ^(i) is the content of distilled        part into the first fraction of the i-th single molecule in all        molecules with a boiling point located in the overlapping        interval, which the i-th single molecule has the boiling point        located in the overlapping interval, T_(i) is the boiling point        of the i-th single molecule, T_(min) is the minimum value of the        overlapping interval, and C^(i) is the content of the i-th        single molecule in all molecules with a boiling point located in        the overlapping interval, which the i-th single molecule has the        boiling point located in the overlapping interval; and    -   the content of each single molecule and each single molecule in        each of the first fraction and the second fraction after the        crude oil is cut by distillation are obtained according to he        content of distilled part into the first fraction of each single        molecule in the overlapping interval and the content of        distilled part into the second fraction of each single molecule        in the overlapping interval.

In this embodiment, after the overlapping interval is determined, theamount of each single molecule in the overlapping interval entering theadjacent two groups of fractions is calculated, and the content ofvarious molecules in different fractions is determined by building amodel, thereby improving the accuracy of the subsequent refining.

The calculation of boiling point of the single molecule is furtherdescribed below.

As shown in FIG. 8 , the steps of calculating the boiling point of eachsingle molecule includes:

S81, for each of the single molecule, the number of groups of each groupconstituting the single molecule and a contribution value of the eachgroup to the boiling point are acquired.

In this embodiment, single molecules may also be constructed based onthe structure-oriented lumped molecular characterization method. Thestructure-oriented lumped molecular characterization method namely isthe SOL molecular characterization method, which uses 24 structuralincrement fragments to characterize the basic structure of complexhydrocarbon molecules. Any single petroleum molecule may be representedby a specific set of structural increment fragments. The SOL method islumped at the molecular scale, reducing the number of molecules in theactual system from millions to thousands, greatly reducing thecomplexity of the simulation. This characterization method may representnot only alkanes, cycloalkanes, up to complex aromatic structurescontaining 50-60 carbon atoms, but also olefins or cycloolefins asintermediate products or secondary reaction products, and also considersulfur, nitrogen, oxygen and other heteroatom compounds. The molecularstructure may be determined by one or more of a Raman spectroscopy, aquaternary rod gas chromatography-mass spectrometer detection method, agas chromatography/field ionization-time-of-flight mass spectrometrydetection method, a gas chromatography method, a near-infraredspectroscopy method, a nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy method, aFourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry method, anelectrostatic field rail trap mass spectrometry method and an ionmobility mass spectrometry method, and the single molecule was thenconstructed by structure-directed lumped molecular characterizationmethod. In this step, the number of groups of each group constitutingthe single molecule and a contribution value of each group to thephysical property are acquired; since the physical properties of themolecule are determined by the structure of the molecule, in thisscheme, a single molecule is constructed by groups, and the number ofgroups of each group and the contribution value of each group to thephysical properties are acquired.

In this embodiment, the groups included in each single molecule aredetermined based on the SOL molecular characterization method; in eachof the single molecule, the number of groups of each group of the singlemolecule and a contribution value of each group to the physical propertyin the single molecule are determined. Since the number of physicalproperties of a single molecule is multiple, it is necessary todetermine the contribution value of each group in the single molecule toeach physical property.

S82, the number of groups of each group constituting the single moleculeand the contribution value of each group to the boiling point are inputinto a pre-trained property calculation model, to acquire the boilingpoint of the single molecule outputted by the pre-trained propertycalculation model.

In this embodiment, a plurality of physical properties of the singlemolecule outputted by the pre-trained property calculation model byinputting the number of groups of each group and the contribution valueof each group to the physical property into the pre-trained propertycalculation model.

The steps of the training property calculation model are describedfurther below.

As shown in FIG. 9 , the steps of training the property calculationmodel include:

S91, a property calculation model of a single molecule is constructed.

In this embodiment, in the property calculation model, the contributionvalue of each group to the physical property is included. Thecontribution value is an adjustable value, and the contribution value isthe initial value during the first training. Further, in the propertycalculation model, a contribution value of each group to each physicalproperty is included.

S92, the number of groups of each group constituting a sample singlemolecule is acquired; wherein the physical property of the sample singlemolecule is known.

In this embodiment, a training sample set is preset. A plurality ofsample single molecule information is included in the training sampleset. The sample single molecule information includes, but not limitedto, the number of groups of each group constituting a sample singlemolecule, as well as the physical property of the sample singlemolecule.

S93, the number of groups of each group constituting the sample singlemolecule is inputted into the property calculation model.

S94, a predicted physical property of the sample single moleculeoutputted by the property calculation model is acquired.

S95 a, if a deviation value between the predicted physical property andthe physical property which is known is less than a preset deviationthreshold, it is determined that the property calculation modelconverges, a contribution value corresponding to each group is acquiredin the property calculation model which is converged, and thecontribution value is stored as a contribution value of the group to thephysical property.

Since the physical property of the single molecule may be various, thecontribution value of each group to each physical property may beobtained from the converged property calculation model.

For each group, the contribution value of the group to each physicalproperty is stored, so that when the physical property of the singlemolecule is subsequently calculated, the contribution value of eachgroup in the single molecule to the physical property that needs to beknown may be obtained, and the number of groups of each group in thesingle molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physicalproperties that need to be known are used as the input of the propertycalculation model. The property calculation model takes the number ofgroups of each group in the single molecule as the model variable, andthe contribution value of each group to the physical property that needsto be known as the model parameter (replace the adjustable contributionvalue of each group in the property calculation model to the physicalproperty), and calculate the physical properties that need to be known.

S95 b, if the deviation value between the predicted physical propertyand the physical property which is known is greater than or equal to thedeviation threshold, a contribution value corresponding to each group inthe property calculation model is adjusted, until the propertycalculation model converges.

In this embodiment, if there are multiple physical properties of thesample single molecule, the predicted physical property of the samplesingle molecule outputted by the property calculation model will also bemultiple. At this time, the deviation value between each predictedphysical property and the corresponding physical property which is knownis calculated, it is determined if the deviation values between all thepredicted physical property and the corresponding physical propertywhich is known are less than the preset deviation threshold, and if so,it is determined that the property calculation model is converged, andthe contribution value of each group corresponding to the physicalproperty is acquired according to the property calculation model whichis converged. The contribution value of each group to different physicalproperties may be obtained through the above scheme.

Two property calculation models that may be used for different physicalproperties are given below. It should be appreciated by those skilled inthe art that the following two property calculation models are onlyillustrative of the present embodiments and are not intended to limitthe present embodiments.

Model one, a property calculation model as follows is established:

f=a+Σn _(i) Δf _(i);

-   -   where, f is the physical property of the single molecule, n_(i)        is the number of groups of the i-th group in the single        molecule, Δf_(i) is the contribution value of the i-th group in        the single molecule to the physical property, and a is an        associated constant.

For example: for the boiling point, in the SOL-based molecularcharacterization method, 24 groups are present as a primary group; amongthe 24 groups, one or more of N6, N5, N4, N3, me, AA, NN, RN, NO, RO,and KO also contribute to the boiling point, while for differentphysical properties, the contribution value of the group to the physicalproperty is inconsistent, but the contribution value of the same groupin different molecules to the same physical property is consistent.Based on this scheme, the above-mentioned property calculation model isestablished in this embodiment, and by training the established propertycalculation model, it makes the property calculation model convergent,that is, the contribution value of each group in the model to thephysical property is trained, and the contribution value of each groupto the physical property is finally obtained.

In this embodiment, for a group that constitutes a single molecule, thegroup may be further divided into multi-stage groups. Further, a primarygroup and a multi-stage group are determined in all groups of a singlemolecule; wherein all groups constituting the single molecule are takenas the primary group, and various groups which coexist and contribute tothe same physical property in common are taken as the multi-stage group,and the number of the various groups is taken as a level of themulti-stage group; it can be used as a multi-stage group according tothe simultaneous existence of multiple groups that will act together onthe same physical property. Specifically, for example, when N6 and N4groups exist separately in different molecules, they will have a certainimpact on the physical properties, and when they exist in one moleculeat the same time, on the basis of the original contribution to thephysical properties, they make the contribution value of the physicalproperties fluctuated to a certain extent. The method of dividing theabove-mentioned multi-stage groups may also be divided according to thechemical bond force between the groups according to the preset bondforce interval. For different physical properties, the various chemicalbond forces have different effects, which can be divided according tothe impact of molecular stability on physical properties.

Model two: based on the divided multi-stage group, a propertycalculation model may be established as follows:

${f = {a + {\sum\limits_{i}{m_{1i}\Delta f_{1i}}} + {\sum\limits_{j}{m_{2j}\Delta f_{2j}{\ldots\ldots}}} + {\sum\limits_{l}{m_{Nl}\Delta f_{Nl}}}}};$

-   -   where, f is the physical property of the single molecule, m_(1i)        is the number of groups of the i-th group in the primary group,        Δf_(1i) is the contribution value of the i-th group in the        primary group to the physical property, m_(2j) is the number of        groups of the j-th group in a secondary group, Δf_(2j) is the        contribution value of the j-th group in the secondary group to        the physical property, m_(Nl) is the number of groups of the        l-th group in an N-stage group, Δf_(Nl) is the contribution        value of the l-th group in the N-stage group to the physical        property, a is an associated constant, and N is a positive        integer greater than or equal to 2.

In addition to the general property calculation model described above, aproperty calculation model may be established for each property,respectively, depending on the type of property.

For example, the boiling point of a single molecule is calculatedaccording to a following property calculation model as follows:

${T = {\frac{{SOL \times GROUP_{1}} + {SOL \times GROUP_{2}} + {\ldots\ldots} + {{SOL} \times {GROU}P_{N}}}{\left( {SOL \times Numh} \right)^{d} + b} + c}};$

-   -   where, T is the boiling point of the single molecule, SOL is a        single molecule vector converted according to the number of        groups of each group constituting the single molecule, GROUP₁₁        is a first contribution value vector converted according to a        contribution value of the primary group to the boiling point,        GROUP₁₂ is a second contribution value vector converted        according to a contribution value of the secondary group to the        boiling point, GROUP_(1N) is an N-th contribution value vector        converted according to a contribution value of the N-stage group        to the boiling point, Numh is the number of atoms other than the        hydrogen atom in the single molecule, d is a first preset        constant, b is a second preset constant, c is a third preset        constant, and N is a positive integer greater than or equal to        2.

Converting the single molecule vector according to the number of groupsof each group constituting the single molecule, includes: taking thenumber of species of all groups constituting a single molecule as thedimension of the single molecule vector; and taking the number of groupsof each group as an element value of the corresponding dimension in thesingle molecule vector.

Converting the first contribution value vector according to acontribution value of each primary group of the single molecule to theboiling point includes: taking the number of types of primary groups asthe dimension of the first contribution value vector; and taking thecontribution value of each primary group to the boiling point as anelement value of the corresponding dimension in the first contributionvalue vector. Converting the second contribution value vector accordingto a contribution value of each secondary group of the single moleculeto the boiling point includes: taking the number of types of secondarygroups as the dimension of the second contribution value vector; andtaking the contribution value of each secondary group to the boilingpoint as an element value of the corresponding dimension in the secondcontribution value vector. By analogy, converting the N-th contributionvalue vector according to a contribution value of each N-stage group ofthe single molecule to the boiling point includes: taking the number oftypes of N-stage groups as the dimension of the N-th contribution valuevector; and taking the contribution value of each N-stage group to theboiling point as an element value of the corresponding dimension in theN-th contribution value vector.

As another example, the density of the single molecule is calculatedaccording to a property calculation model as follows:

${D = \frac{{SOL} \times {GROUP}_{21}}{\left( {{SOL \times GROUP_{22}} + {\ldots\ldots} + {{SOL} \times {GROU}P_{2N}}} \right) \times e}};$

-   -   where, D is the density of the single molecule, SOL is a single        molecule vector converted according to the number of groups of        each group constituting the single molecule, GROUP₂₁ is an        N+1-th contribution value vector converted according to a        contribution value of the primary group to the density, GROUP₂₂        is an N+2-th contribution value vector converted according to a        contribution value of the secondary group to the density,        GROUP_(2N) is a 2N-th contribution value vector converted        according to a contribution value of the N-stage group to the        density, e is the fourth preset constant; and N is a positive        integer greater than or equal to 2.

Converting the single molecule vector according to the number of groupsof each group constituting the single molecule, includes: taking thenumber of species of all groups constituting a single molecule as adimension of the single molecule vector; and taking the number of groupsof each group as an element value of the corresponding dimension in thesingle molecule vector.

Converting the N+1-th contribution value vector according to acontribution value of each primary group of the single molecule to thedensity includes: taking the number of types of primary groups as adimension of the N+1-th contribution value vector; and taking thecontribution value of each primary group to the density as an elementvalue of the corresponding dimension in the N+1-th contribution valuevector. Converting the N+2-th contribution value vector convertedaccording to a contribution value of each secondary group of the singlemolecule to the density includes: taking the number of types ofsecondary groups as a dimension of the N+2-th contribution value vector;and taking the contribution value of each secondary group to the densityas an element value of the corresponding dimension in the N+2-thcontribution value vector. By analogy, converting the 2N-th contributionvalue vector converted according to a contribution value of each N-stagegroup of the single molecule to the density includes: taking the numberof types of N-stage groups as a dimension of the 2N contribution valuevector; and taking the contribution value of each N-stage group to thedensity as an element value of the corresponding dimension in the 2Ncontribution value vector.

For example, the octane number of the single molecule is calculatedaccording to a property calculation model as follows:

X=SOL×GROUP₃₁+SOL×GROUP₃₂+ . . . +SOL×GROUP_(3N)+h;

-   -   where, X is the octane number of the single molecule, SOL is a        single molecule vector converted according to the number of        groups of each group constituting the single molecule, GROUP₃₁        is a 2N+1-th contribution value vector converted according to a        contribution value of the primary group to the octane number,        GROUP₃₂ is a 2N+2-th contribution value vector converted        according to a contribution value of the secondary group to the        octane number, GROUP_(3N) is a 3N-th contribution value vector        converted according to a contribution value of the N-stage group        to the octane number; Nis a positive integer greater than or        equal to 2; and h is the fifth preset constant.

Converting the single molecule vector according to the number of groupsof each group constituting the single molecule, includes: taking thenumber of species of all groups constituting a single molecule as adimension of the single molecule vector; and taking the number of groupsof each group as an element value of the corresponding dimension in thesingle molecule vector.

Converting the 2N+1-th contribution value vector according to acontribution value of each primary group of the single molecule to theoctane number includes: taking the number of types of primary groups asa dimension of the 2N+1-th contribution value vector; and taking thecontribution value of each primary group to the octane number as anelement value of the corresponding dimension in the 2N+1-th contributionvalue vector. Converting the 2N+2-th contribution value vector convertedaccording to a contribution value of each secondary group of the singlemolecule to the octane number includes: taking the number of types ofsecondary groups as a dimension of the 2N+2-th contribution valuevector; and taking the contribution value of each secondary group to theoctane number as an element value of the corresponding dimension in the2N+2-th contribution value vector. By analogy, converting the 3Ncontribution value vector converted according to a contribution value ofeach N-stage group of the single molecule to the octane number includes:taking the number of types of N-stage groups as a dimension of the 3Ncontribution value vector; and taking the contribution value of eachN-stage group to the octane number as an element value of thecorresponding dimension in the 3N contribution value vector.

After the physical property of the corresponding single molecule isobtained by calculation in the above steps, the single molecule is takenas a template single molecule, and the number of groups andcorresponding physical properties of each group constituting a singlemolecule are stored into the database.

As shown in FIG. 10 , before the step S82, the method of calculationfurther includes:

S101, the number of groups of each group constituting the singlemolecule is compared with molecular information of a template singlemolecule with known physical properties pre-stored in a database, themolecular information including the number of groups of each groupconstituting the template single molecule.

S102, it is determined whether there is a same template single moleculeas the single molecule.

S103, if there is a same template single molecule as the singlemolecule, the physical properties of the template single molecule areoutputted as a physical property of the single molecule.

S104, if there is not a same template single molecule as the singlemolecule, then the step of the inputting the number of groups of eachgroup constituting the single molecule and the contribution value ofeach group to the physical property into a pre-trained propertycalculation model is performed.

In this solution, after the number of groups of each group thatconstitutes a single molecule is obtained, by comparing the number ofcorresponding groups, it is confirmed whether the structure and physicalproperties of this type of single molecule have been stored in thedatabase, and after the appearance of the template single moleculeconsistent with the single molecule is confirmed, the physicalproperties of the single molecule are directly outputted, therebyimproving the calculation efficiency of single molecule physicalproperties and reducing the amount of calculation.

The steps of training the product prediction model are described furtherbelow. As shown in FIG. 11 , FIG. 11 is a flow chart of steps oftraining a product prediction model according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

S11, a product prediction model is established; wherein the productprediction model includes: a set of reaction rules including a pluralityof reaction rules and a reaction rate algorithm.

The product prediction model is correspondingly established according tothe type of petroleum processing devices.

The product prediction model corresponding to the petroleum processingdevice includes: a set of reaction rules and a reaction rate algorithmcorresponding to the petroleum processing device. The set of reactionrules includes: a plurality of reaction rules corresponding to thepetroleum processing devices.

S112, sample feedstock information for a sample feedstock is acquired.

The sample feedstock information of the sample feedstock includes:molecular composition of the sample feedstock, molecular content of eachmolecule in the sample feedstock, molecular composition of an actualproduct corresponding to the sample feedstock, and actual content ofeach molecule in the actual product. The actual product refers to theproduct obtained after the sample feedstock is processed by thepetroleum processing device.

S113, the set of reaction rules is trained by using the sample feedstockinformation, and the set of reaction rules that has been trained isfixed.

A way to train a set of reaction rules is given below. It should beappreciated by those skilled in the art that the way is onlyillustrative of the present embodiments and is not intended to limit thepresent embodiments.

As shown in FIG. 12 , FIG. 12 is a flowchart diagram of steps oftraining a set of reaction rules according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

S121, the molecular composition of the sample feedstock is processedaccording to a preset set of reaction rules, to obtain a reactionpathway corresponding to each molecule in the molecular composition ofthe sample feedstock.

When the reaction pathway is firstly calculated, the molecularcomposition of the sample feedstock is processed in a set of presetreaction rules, to obtain a reaction pathway corresponding to eachmolecule in the molecular composition of the sample feedstock.

Each molecule in the sample feedstock is reacted according to reactionrules in a set of reaction rules, to obtain a reaction pathcorresponding to each molecule.

S122, first molecule composition of a device output product is obtainedaccording to the reaction path corresponding to each molecule in themolecular composition of the sample feedstock.

In the device output product, the sample feedstock, the intermediateproduct, and the predicted product are included.

S123, a first relative deviation is calculated according to the firstmolecular composition of the device output product and second molecularcomposition of the actual product.

This step specifically includes: acquiring species of single moleculesin the first molecule composition, to constitute a first set; acquiringspecies of single molecules in the second molecule composition, toconstitute a second set; determining whether the second set is a subsetof the first set; if the second set is not a subset of the first set,obtaining a pre-stored relative deviation value that does not meet thepreset condition as the first relative deviation; and if the second setis a subset of the first set, calculating the first relative deviationby a calculating formula as follows:

${x_{1} = \frac{{card}\left( {\left( {M - M_{1} - M_{2}} \right) - M_{3}} \right)}{{card}\left( {M - M_{1} - M_{2}} \right)}};$

-   -   where, x₁ is the first relative deviation, M is the first set,        M₁ is a set of species of single molecules in the molecular        composition of the sample feedstock, M₂ is a set of species of        single molecules in the molecular composition of the        intermediate product, M₃ is the second set, and card is the        number of elements in the sets.

S124, it is determined whether the first relative deviation meets apreset condition; if yes, S125 is executed; if no, S126 is executed.

Step S125, if the first relative deviation meets a preset condition, theset of reaction rules is fixed.

Step S126, if the first relative deviation does not meet the presetcondition, a reaction rule in the set of reaction rules is adjusted andgo to step S121, and the first relative deviation is recalculatedaccording to the adjusted set of reaction rules until the first relativedeviation meets the preset condition.

S114, the reaction rate algorithm is trained by using the samplefeedstock information, and the reaction rate algorithm that has beentrained is fixed, to obtain the product prediction model that has beentrained.

A way to train the reaction rate algorithm is given below. Those skilledin the art should be appreciated that this way is only used toillustrate the present embodiments and is not intended to limit thepresent embodiments.

As shown in FIG. 13 , FIG. 13 is a flowchart of steps of training areaction rate algorithm according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure.

S131, a reaction rate of a reaction path corresponding to each moleculein the molecular composition of the sample feedstock is respectivelycalculated according to the reaction rate algorithm.

Specifically, a reaction rate of each reaction path is calculatedaccording to a reaction rate constant in the reaction rate algorithm.

The reaction rate constant is determined according to a calculationformula as follows:

${k = {\frac{k_{B}E}{h}{\exp\left( \frac{{E\Delta S} - {\Delta E}}{RE} \right)}\varphi \times P^{\alpha}}};$

-   -   where, k is the reaction rate constant, k_(B) is the Boltzmann        constant, h is the Planck constant, R is an ideal gas constant,        E is a temperature value of the environment at which the        reaction path is located, exp is an exponential function with        base of natural constant, ΔS is an entropy change before and        after the reaction corresponding to the reaction rule        corresponding to the reaction path, ΔE is a reaction energy        barrier corresponding to the reaction rule corresponding to the        reaction path, φ is a catalyst activity factor, P is a pressure        value of the environment at which the reaction path is located,        and α is a pressure influencing factor corresponding to the        reaction rule corresponding to the reaction path.

Specifically, the reaction rate of the reaction path is obtainedaccording to the reaction rate constant and the reaction concentrationcorresponding to the reaction path. For example, under the conditionthat the reaction rate constant has been determined, the larger thespace velocity, the shorter the contact time between the feedstocks andthe catalyst, the shorter the reaction time of the feedstocks, thehigher the concentration of the reactant in the feedstocks, and thehigher the reaction rate of the reaction path; on the contrary, thesmaller the space velocity, the longer the contact time between thefeedstocks and the catalyst, the longer the reaction time of thefeedstocks, the lower the concentration of reactants in the feedstocks,and the lower the reaction rate of this reaction path.

S132, predicted content of each molecule in a predicted productcorresponding to the sample feedstock is obtained according to molecularcontent of each molecule in the sample feedstock and the reaction rateof the reaction path corresponding to the molecule.

In this embodiment, the reaction rate corresponding to each reactionpath is calculated by the reaction rate calculation method in theproduct prediction model, in combination with the single moleculecontent of each single molecule in the feedstock, the predicted contentof each single molecule in the predicted product. For example, for thesingle molecule A in the feedstock, it is assumed that the singlemolecule A corresponds to three reaction paths, and the reaction ratescorresponding to the three reaction paths are known; as the reactionproceeds, the concentration of the single molecule A decreases, and thereaction rates corresponding to the three reaction paths will decreasein proportion to the decrease in concentration, and thus single moleculeA will generate products in proportion to the reaction rates of thethree paths. According to the above steps, the product obtained by thereaction of each molecule may be obtained, and the predicted product maybe obtained. When the single molecule content of each single molecule inthe catalytic reforming feedstock is known, the content of each singlemolecule in the predicted product may be obtained.

S133, a second relative deviation is calculated according to thepredicted content of each molecule in the predicted product and theactual content of each molecule in the actual product.

In this embodiment, calculating the second relative deviation is, forexample: The second relative deviation=(actual content−predictedcontent) actual content.

S134, it is determined whether the second relative deviation meets apreset condition; if yes, S135 is executed; if no, S136 is executed.

Step S135, if the second relative deviation meets a preset condition,the reaction rate algorithm is fixed.

Step S136, if the second relative deviation does not meet the presetcondition, a parameter in the reaction rate algorithm is adjusted and gothe step S131, and the second relative deviation is recalculatedaccording to the adjusted reaction rate algorithm until the secondrelative deviation meets the preset condition.

As shown in FIG. 14 , the embodiments of the present disclosure providean optimization apparatus for a whole process of molecular-level oilrefinery processing, the optimization apparatus including: anacquisition unit 11, a first processing unit 12, a second processingunit 13, a third processing unit 14, and a fourth processing unit 15.

In this embodiment, the acquisition unit 11 is configured to acquiremolecular composition of crude oil.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is configured toacquire molecular composition of various fractions obtained bydistillation of the crude oil according to physical properties ofvarious single molecules in the molecular composition of the crude oil,and respectively input, according to a preset feedstock ratio, thecorresponding fractions into a product prediction model of a respectivepetroleum processing device as petroleum processing feedstocks, toobtain molecular composition of a corresponding predicted product andcontent of each single molecule in the predicted product.

In this embodiment, the second processing unit 13 is configured to blendeach of the predicted products which is used as a product blendingfeedstock according to a preset rule set, to obtain molecularcomposition of a plurality of mixed products and content of each singlemolecule in each of the mixed products.

In this embodiment, the third processing unit 14 is configured torespectively calculate a product property of each of the mixed productsaccording to the molecular composition of each of the mixed products andthe content of each single molecule in each of the mixed products; anddetermine whether the product property of each of the mixed productsmeets any preset standard in a preset standard set.

In this embodiment, the fourth processing unit 15 is configured to, ifthe product property of each of the mixed products meets any presetstandard in the preset standard set, acquire a target parameteraccording to all mixed products and determine whether the targetparameter meets a preset condition, and, if the target parameter doesnot meet the preset condition, adjust the preset feedstock ratio, aparameter in the product prediction model and a preset rule in thepreset rule set, to re-obtain a plurality of mixed products until theproduct property of each of the mixed products meets any preset standardin the preset standard set and the target parameter meets the presetcondition.

In this embodiment, the optimization apparatus further includes:

-   -   a flow control unit configured to acquire an input flow of        petroleum processing feedstocks input to each of the petroleum        processing devices, determine whether each of the input flows        meets a preset input flow range of the respective petroleum        processing device; and adjust the preset feedstock ratio if any        one of the input flows does not meet the preset input flow range        of the respective petroleum processing device, and respectively        re-input, according to the adjusted preset feedstock ratio, the        corresponding fractions into the product prediction model of the        respective petroleum processing device as petroleum processing        feedstocks, until each of the input flows meets the preset input        flow range of the respective petroleum processing device.

In this embodiment, the optimization apparatus further includes:

-   -   an in-feed property control unit configured to acquire the        molecular composition of the petroleum processing feedstocks        inputted to each of the petroleum processing devices and content        of each single molecule in the petroleum processing feedstocks,        calculate a physical property of each single molecule in the        petroleum processing feedstocks, calculate a feedstock property        of the petroleum processing feedstocks according to the physical        property of each single molecule and the content of each single        molecule in the petroleum processing feedstocks, determine        whether each of the feedstock properties meets a preset physical        property restriction interval of the respective petroleum        processing device; and, if any of the feedstock properties does        not meet the preset physical property restriction interval of        the respective petroleum processing device, adjust the preset        feedstock ratio and respectively re-input, according to the        adjusted preset feedstock ratio, the corresponding fractions        into the product prediction model of the respective petroleum        processing device as petroleum processing feedstocks, until each        of the feedstock properties meets the preset physical property        restriction interval of the respective petroleum processing        device.

In this embodiment, the fourth processing unit 15 is, in particular,configured to acquire a product price of each of mixed products and ayield of each of mixed products, calculate a product benefit of each ofmixed products according to the yield of each of mixed products and theproduct price of each of mixed products, accumulate the product benefitof each of mixed products to obtain a cumulative benefit, acquire afeedstock price of each group of the petroleum processing feedstocks andan operating cost of each of the petroleum processing devices, subtractfeedstock prices of all petroleum processing feedstocks and operatingcosts of all petroleum processing devices from the cumulative benefit toobtain a comprehensive benefit, serve the comprehensive benefit as thetarget parameter, determine whether the comprehensive benefit reaches amaximum value, determine that the target parameter meets the presetcondition if the comprehensive benefit reaches the maximum value; anddetermine that the target parameter does not meet the preset conditionif the comprehensive benefit does not reach the maximum value.

In this embodiment, the optimization apparatus further includes:

-   -   a product property control unit configured to, if the product        property of any mixed product does not meet any preset standard        in the preset standard set, adjust the preset rule in the preset        rule set and blend each of the product blending feedstocks        according to the adjusted preset rule set, to re-obtain a        plurality of mixed products until the product property of each        of the mixed products meets any preset standard in the preset        standard set.

In this embodiment, the third processing unit 14 is, in particular,configured to acquire first molecular composition of each group of theproduct blending feedstocks and first component content of each singlemolecule in each group of the product blending feedstocks, based on thepreset rule set, obtain second molecular composition of each of mixedproducts and second component content of each single molecule in each ofmixed products according to the first molecular composition of eachgroup of the product blending feedstock and the first component contentof each single molecule in each group of the product blendingfeedstocks, calculate a physical property of each single molecule ineach of the mixed products according to the number of groups of eachgroup contained in each single molecule in each of the mixed productsand a contribution value of each group to the physical property; andcalculate a product property of each of the mixed products according tothe physical property and the second component content of each singlemolecule in each of the mixed products.

In this embodiment, the third processing unit 14 is, in particular,configured to, for each single molecule, acquire the number of groups ofeach group constituting the single molecule and a contribution value ofeach group to the physical property; and input the number of groups ofeach group constituting the single molecule and the contribution valueof each group to the physical property into a pre-trained propertycalculation model, to acquire the physical property of the singlemolecule outputted by the property calculation model.

In this embodiment, the optimization apparatus further includes: asingle molecule property template matching unit.

The single molecule property template matching unit is configured tocompare the number of groups of each group constituting the singlemolecule with molecular information of a template single molecule withknown physical properties pre-stored in a database, the molecularinformation including the number of groups of each group constitutingthe template single molecule, determine whether there is a same templatesingle molecule as the single molecule, if there is a same templatesingle molecule as the single molecule, output the physical propertiesof the template single molecule as a physical property of the singlemolecule; and if there is not a same template single molecule as thesingle molecule, then perform, by the third processing unit 14, the stepof the inputting the number of groups of each group constituting thesingle molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physicalproperty into a pre-trained property calculation model.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is, in particular,configured to acquire each single molecule in the crude oil and thecontent of each single molecule, calculate a boiling point of eachsingle molecule, respectively, cut the crude oil by distillationaccording to a preset fractional distillation range to obtain multiplefractions, and determine a single molecule and content of the singlemolecule contained in each of the fractions according to the boilingpoint and the content of each single molecule in the crude oil.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is further configuredto, for two fractions with adjacent distillation ranges, take thefraction with a relatively high temperature in the distillation range asa first fraction, and take the fraction with a relatively lowtemperature in the distillation range as a second fraction;

-   -   calculate a minimum value of an overlapping interval of an        overlapping distillation range of the first fraction and the        second fraction by the following formula:

T _(min) =T _(cut)×(1−SF);

-   -   calculate a maximum value of the overlapping interval of the        overlapping distillation range of the first fraction and the        second fraction by the following formula:

T _(max) =T _(cut)×(1+SF);

-   -   where, T_(min) is the minimum value of the overlapping interval,        T_(max) is the maximum value of the overlapping interval,        T_(cut) is the distillation cut temperature of the first        fraction and the second fraction, and SF is a separation index        of the first fraction and the second fraction.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is further configuredto calculate content f distilled part into the first fraction of eachsingle molecule in the overlapping interval and calculate content ofdistilled part into the second fraction of each single molecule in theoverlapping interval according to the content of each single moleculeand each single molecule corresponding to each boiling point of theoverlapping interval, and obtain the content of each single molecule andeach single molecule in each of the first fraction and the secondfraction after the crude oil is cut by distillation according to thecontent of distilled part into the first fraction of each singlemolecule in the overlapping interval and the content of distilled partinto the second fraction of each single molecule in the overlappinginterval;

-   -   wherein the content of distilled part into the first fraction of        each single molecule in the overlapping interval and the content        of distilled part into the second fraction of each single        molecule in the overlapping interval are calculated by the        following equation:

${C_{h}^{i} = {{\ln\left( \frac{T_{i}}{T_{\min}} \right)} \times C^{i}}};{C_{l}^{i} = {C^{i} - C_{h}^{i}}};$

-   -   where, C_(h) ^(i) is the content of distilled part into the        first fraction of the i-th single molecule in all molecules with        a boiling point located in the overlapping interval, which the        i-th single molecule has the boiling point located in the        overlapping interval, C_(l) ^(i) is the content of distilled        part into the first fraction of the i-th single molecule in all        molecules with a boiling point located in the overlapping        interval, which the i-th single molecule has the boiling point        located in the overlapping interval, T_(i) is the boiling point        of the i-th single molecule, T_(min) is the minimum value of the        overlapping interval, and C^(i) is the content of the i-th        single molecule in all molecules with a boiling point located in        the overlapping interval, which the i-th single molecule the        boiling point located in the overlapping interval.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is, in particular,configured to, for each of the single molecule, acquire the number ofgroups of each group constituting the single molecule and a contributionvalue of each group to the physical property; and input the number ofgroups of each group constituting the single molecule and thecontribution value of each group to the boiling point into a pre-trainedproperty calculation model, to acquire the boiling point of the singlemolecule outputted by pre-trained the property calculation model.

In this embodiment, the optimization apparatus further includes: asingle-molecule boiling point template matching unit.

The single-molecule boiling point template matching unit is configuredto compare the number of groups of each group constituting the singlemolecule with molecular information of a template single molecule withknown boiling point pre-stored in a database, the molecular informationincluding the number of groups of each group constituting the templatesingle molecule, determine whether there is a same template singlemolecule as the single molecule, if there is a same template singlemolecule as the single molecule, output the boiling point of thetemplate single molecule as a boiling point of the single molecule; andif there is not a same template single molecule as the single molecule,then perform, by the first processing unit 12, the step of the inputtingthe number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule andthe contribution value of each group to the boiling point into apre-trained property calculation model.

In this embodiment, the optimization apparatus further includes: a modeltraining unit.

The model training unit is configured to construct a propertycalculation model of a single molecule, acquire the number of groups ofeach group constituting a sample single molecule; wherein the physicalproperty of the sample single molecule is known, input the number ofgroups of each group constituting the sample single molecule into theproperty calculation model, acquire a predicted physical property of thesample single molecule outputted by the property calculation model, if adeviation value between the predicted physical property and the physicalproperty which is known is less than a preset deviation threshold,determine that the property calculation model converges, acquiring acontribution value for each group to the physical property in theproperty calculation model which is converged, and storing acontribution value for the group to the physical property; and, if thedeviation value between the predicted physical property and the physicalproperty which is known is greater than or equal to the deviationthreshold, adjust a contribution value corresponding to each group inthe property calculation model until the property calculation modelconverges.

In this embodiment, the model training unit is configured to establishthe property calculation model as shown below:

${f = {a + {\sum\limits_{i}{n_{i}\Delta f_{i}}}}};$

-   -   where, f is the physical property of the single molecule, n_(i)        is the number of groups of the i-th group, Δf_(i) is the        contribution value of the i-th group to the physical property,        and a is an associated constant.

In the present embodiment, the model training unit is, in particular,configured to determine a primary group, the number of groups of theprimary group, a multi-stage group, and the number of groups of themulti-stage group in all groups of the single molecule, take all groupsconstituting the single molecule as the primary group, take variousgroups which coexist and contribute to a same physical property incommon as the multi-stage group, and take the number of the variousgroups as a level of the multi-stage group.

In this embodiment, the model training unit is configured to establishthe property calculation model as shown below:

${f = {a + {\sum\limits_{i}{m_{1i}\Delta f_{1i}}} + {\sum\limits_{j}{m_{2j}\Delta f_{2j}{\ldots\ldots}}} + {\sum\limits_{l}{m_{Nl}\Delta f_{Nl}}}}};$

-   -   where, f is the physical property of the single molecule, m_(1i)        is the number of groups of the i-th group in the primary group,        Δf_(1i) is the contribution value of the i-th group in the        primary group to the physical property, m_(2j) is the number of        groups of the j-th group in a secondary group, Δf_(2j) is the        contribution value of the j-th group in the secondary group to        the physical property, m_(Nl) is the number of groups of the        l-th group in an N-stage group, Δf_(Nl) is the contribution        value of the l-th group in the N-stage group to the physical        property, a is an associated constant, and N is a positive        integer greater than or equal to 2.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is, in particular,configured to determine a primary group, the number of groups of theprimary group, a multi-stage group, and the number of groups of themulti-stage group in all groups of the single molecule, take all groupsconstituting the single molecule as the primary group, take variousgroups which coexist and contribute to a same physical property incommon as the multi-stage group, and take the number of the variousgroups as a level of the multi-stage group.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is, in particular,configured to calculate the boiling point of the single moleculeaccording to the following the property calculation model:

${T = {\frac{{SOL \times GROUP_{1}} + {SOL \times GROUP_{2}} + {\ldots\ldots} + {{SOL} \times {GROU}P_{N}}}{\left( {SOL \times Numh} \right)^{d} + b} + c}};$

-   -   where, T is the boiling point of the single molecule, SOL is a        single molecule vector converted according to the number of        groups of each group constituting the single molecule, GROUP₁₁        is a first contribution value vector converted according to a        contribution value of the primary group to the boiling point,        GROUP₁₂ is a second contribution value vector converted        according to a contribution value of the secondary group to the        boiling point, GROUP_(1N) is an N-th contribution value vector        converted according to a contribution value of the N-stage group        to the boiling point, Numh is the number of atoms other than the        hydrogen atom in the single molecule, d is a first preset        constant, b is a second preset constant, c is a third preset        constant, and N is a positive integer greater than or equal to        2.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is, in particular,configured to take the number of species of groups as a dimension of thesingle molecule vector, and take the number of groups of each group asan element value of the corresponding dimension in the single moleculevector.

The first processing unit 12 is, in particular, configured to take thenumber of types of primary groups as a dimension of the firstcontribution value vector, and take the contribution value of eachprimary group to the boiling point as an element value of thecorresponding dimension in the first contribution value vector;

The first processing unit 12 is, in particular, configured to take thenumber of types of secondary groups as a dimension of the secondcontribution value vector, and take the contribution value of eachsecondary group to the boiling point as an element value of thecorresponding dimension in the second contribution value vector.

The first processing unit 12 is, in particular, configured to take thenumber of types of N-stage groups as a dimension of the N-thcontribution value vector and take the contribution value of eachN-stage group to the boiling point as an element value of thecorresponding dimension in the N-th contribution value vector.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is, in particular,configured to obtain different amounts of each fraction according to thepreset feedstock ratio, and respectively input each fraction into theproduct prediction model of the respective petroleum processing device,and the petroleum processing device includes a catalytic cracking unit,a delayed coking unit, a residue hydrotreating unit, a hydrocrackingunit, a diesel hydro-upgrading unit, a diesel hydro-refining unit, agasoline hydro-refining unit, a catalytic reforming unit and analkylation unit.

In this embodiment, the optimization apparatus further includes:

-   -   a model training unit configured to establish a product        prediction model, acquire sample feedstock information for a        sample feedstock, train the set of reaction rules by using the        sample feedstock information, fix the set of reaction rules that        has been trained; and train the reaction rate algorithm by using        the sample feedstock information, and fix the reaction rate        algorithm that has been trained, to obtain the product        prediction model that has been trained; wherein the product        prediction model includes: a set of reaction rules including a        plurality of reaction rules and a reaction rate algorithm.

In this embodiment, the sample feedstock information of the samplefeedstock includes: molecular composition of the sample feedstock,molecular content of each molecule in the sample feedstock, molecularcomposition of an actual product corresponding to the sample feedstock,and actual content of each molecule in the actual product.

In this embodiment, the model training unit is, in particular,configured to process the molecular composition of the sample feedstockaccording to a preset set of reaction rules, to obtain a reactionpathway corresponding to each molecule in the molecular composition ofthe sample feedstock, obtain first molecule composition of a deviceoutput product including the sample feedstock, an intermediate product,and a predicted product according to the reaction path corresponding toeach molecule in the molecular composition of the sample feedstock, inthe device output product, including: the sample feedstock, theintermediate product, and the predicted product, calculate a firstrelative deviation according to the first molecular composition of thedevice output product and second molecular composition of the actualproduct, if the first relative deviation meets a preset condition, fixthe set of reaction rules, and, if the first relative deviation does notmeet the preset condition, adjust a reaction rule in the set of reactionrules, and recalculate the first relative deviation according to theadjusted set of reaction rules until the first relative deviation meetsthe preset condition.

In this embodiment, the model training unit is, in particular,configured to acquire species of single molecules in the first moleculecomposition, to constitute a first set, acquire species of singlemolecules in the second molecule composition, to constitute a secondset, determine whether the second set is a subset of the first set, ifthe second set is not a subset of the first set, obtain a pre-storedrelative deviation value that does not meet the preset condition as thefirst relative deviation, and, if the second set is a subset of thefirst set, calculate the first relative deviation by a calculatingformula as follows:

${x_{1} = \frac{{card}\left( {\left( {M - M_{1} - M_{2}} \right) - M_{3}} \right)}{{card}\left( {M - M_{1} - M_{2}} \right)}};$

-   -   where, x₁ is the first relative deviation, M is the first set,        M₁ is a set of species of single molecules in the molecular        composition of the sample feedstock, M₂ is a set of species of        single molecules in the molecular composition of the        intermediate product, M₃ is the second set, and card represents        the number of elements in the sets.

In this embodiment, the model training unit is, in particular,configured to calculate a reaction rate of a reaction path correspondingto each molecule in the molecular composition of the sample feedstock,respectively, according to the reaction rate algorithm, obtain predictedcontent of each molecule in the predicted product corresponding to thesample feedstock according to molecular content of each molecule in thesample feedstock and the reaction rate of the reaction pathcorresponding to the molecule, calculate a second relative deviationaccording to the predicted content of each molecule in the predictedproduct and the actual content of each molecule in the actual product,if the second relative deviation meets a preset condition, fix thereaction rate algorithm, and, if the second relative deviation does notmeet the preset condition, adjust a parameter in the reaction ratealgorithm, and recalculate the second relative deviation according tothe adjusted reaction rate algorithm until the second relative deviationmeets the preset condition.

In this embodiment, the model training unit is, in particular,configured to calculate a reaction rate of each reaction path accordingto a reaction rate constant in the reaction rate algorithm;

-   -   wherein the reaction rate constant is determined according to a        calculation formula as follows:

${k = {\frac{k_{B}E}{h}{\exp\left( \frac{{E\Delta S} - {\Delta E}}{RE} \right)}\varphi \times P^{\alpha}}};$

-   -   where, k is the reaction rate constant, k_(B) is the Boltzmann        constant, h is the Planck constant, R is an ideal gas constant,        E is a temperature value of the environment at which the        reaction path is located, exp is an exponential function with        base of natural constant, ΔS is an entropy change before and        after the reaction corresponding to the reaction rule        corresponding to the reaction path, ΔE is a reaction energy        barrier corresponding to the reaction rule corresponding to the        reaction path, φ is a catalyst activity factor, P is a pressure        value of the environment at which the reaction path is located,        and α is a pressure influencing factor corresponding to the        reaction rule corresponding to the reaction path.

In this embodiment, each petroleum processing device corresponds to aset of reaction rules.

As shown in FIG. 15 , the embodiments of the present disclosure providean optimization system for a whole process of molecular-level oilrefinery processing including a processor 1110, a communicationinterface 1120, a memory 1130, and a communications bus 1140, whereinthe processor 1110, the communications interface 1120, and the memory1130 are in communication with each other via the communications bus1140;

-   -   the memory 1130 is configured to store a computer program;    -   the processor 1110 is configured to carry out the optimization        method for a whole process of molecular-level oil refinery        processing when executing the program stored on the memory 1130:        acquiring molecular composition of crude oil; acquiring        molecular composition of various fractions obtained by        distillation of the crude oil according to physical properties        of various single molecules in the molecular composition of the        crude oil; respectively inputting, according to a preset        feedstock ratio, the corresponding fractions into a product        prediction model of a respective petroleum processing device as        petroleum processing feedstocks, to obtain molecular composition        of a corresponding predicted product and content of each single        molecule in the predicted product; blending each of the        predicted products which is used as a product blending feedstock        according to a preset rule set, to obtain molecular composition        of a plurality of mixed products and content of each single        molecule in each of the mixed products; respectively calculating        a product property of each of the mixed products according to        the molecular composition of each of the mixed products and the        content of each single molecule in each of the mixed products;        and determining whether the product property of each of the        mixed products meets any preset standard in a preset standard        set; if the product property of each of the mixed products meets        any preset standard in the preset standard set, acquiring a        target parameter according to all mixed products and determining        whether the target parameter meets a preset condition; and if        the target parameter does not meet the preset condition,        adjusting the preset feedstock ratio, a parameter in the product        prediction model and a preset rule in the preset rule set, to        re-obtain a plurality of mixed products until the product        property of each of the mixed products meets any preset standard        in the preset standard set and the target parameter meets the        preset condition.

For the system provided by the embodiments of the present invention, theprocessor 1110 implements optimization by executing the program storedin the memory 1130.

The communication bus 1140 mentioned in the above electronic device maybe a Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI for short) bus or anExtended Industry Standard Architecture (EISA for short) bus or thelike. The communication bus 1140 may be divided into an address bus, adata bus, a control bus, and the like. For ease of representation, onlyone thick line is shown in FIG. 15 , but it does not mean that there isonly one bus or one type of bus.

The communication interface 1120 is configured for communication betweenthe above electronic device and other devices.

The memory 1130 may include Random Access Memory (RAM for short), or mayinclude Non-volatile Memory, such as at least one disk storage.Alternatively, the memory may also be at least one storage devicelocated away from the aforementioned processor.

The above-mentioned processor 1110 may be a general-purpose processor,including a Central Processing Unit (CPU for short), a Network Processor(NP for short), etc.; it may also be a Digital Signal Processing (DSPfor short), Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC for short),Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA for short) or other programmablelogic devices, discrete gate or transistor logic devices, and discretehardware components.

In a specific embodiment, a schematic block diagram of the optimizationsystem for a whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing isshown in FIG. 16 , which further includes an input unit 1150, a display1160, and a power supply 1170. The processor 1110 uses the centralprocessing unit 1111 (when the central processing unit 1111 is used toexecute the program stored in the memory 1130, it implements the stepsof the gasoline blending method, which refers to the above content “theprocessor 1110, when executing the program stored on the memory 1130,performs the optimization method for a whole process of molecular-leveloil refinery processing” and is not described herein redundantly).

The memory 1130 includes buffer memory 1131 (sometimes referred to as abuffer). The memory 140 may include an application/function store 1132for storing application programs and functional programs or processesfor performing the operation of the optimization system for a wholeprocess of molecular-level oil refinery processing executed by thecentral processing unit 1111.

The memory 1130 may also include a data store 1133 for storing data,such as a product prediction model, a preset rule set, a preset criteriaset, a preset input flow range, digital data, pictures, and/or any otherdata used by the optimization system for a whole process ofmolecular-level oil refinery processing; the driver store 1134 of thememory 1130 may include various drivers of the gasoline blending device.

The central processing unit 1111, also sometimes referred to as acontroller or operating control, may include a microprocessor or otherprocessor device and/or logic device. The central processing unit 1111receives input and controls the operation of the various components ofthe optimization system for a whole process of molecular-level oilrefinery processing.

The input unit 1150 provides input to the central processing unit 1111;the input unit 1150 is, for example, a key or a touch input device; thepower supply 1170 is used to provide power to the optimization systemfor a whole process of molecular-level oil refinery processing; thedisplay 1160 is used for display of display objects, such as images andtext; the display, for example, may be an LCD display, but is notlimited thereto.

The present disclosure provides a computer-readable storage medium, thecomputer-readable storage medium has stored therein one or moreprograms, one or more programs executable by one or more processors toimplement an optimization method of any of the embodiments describedabove.

In any one of embodiments described above, it may be implemented inwhole or in part by software, hardware, firmware, or any combinationthereof. When implemented in software, the functions may be implementedin whole or in part in the form of a computer program product. Thecomputer program product includes one or more computer instructions.When the computer program instructions are loaded and executed on acomputer, the processes or functions of the embodiments in accordancewith the present disclosure are generated in whole or in part. Thecomputer may be a general purpose computer, a special purpose computer,a computer network, or other programmable apparatus. The computerinstructions may be stored on or transmitted from one computer-readablestorage medium to another computer-readable storage medium, e.g., thecomputer instructions may be transmitted from one website, computer,server, or data center to another website, computer, server, or datacenter via a wired (e.g., coaxial cable, fiber optic, digital subscriberline (DSL)), or wireless (e.g., infrared, radio, microwave). Computerreadable storage media can be any available media that can be accessedby a computer or a data storage device that includes one or moreservers, data centers, and the like, which can be integrated with one ormore available media. The usable medium may be a magnetic medium, (e.g.,a floppy disk, a hard disk, a magnetic tape), an optical medium (e.g., aDVD), or a semiconductor medium (e.g., a solid state drive (SSD)), amongothers.

Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are only used toillustrate the technical solutions of the present disclosure and are notintended to be limiting; although the disclosure has been described indetail with reference to the aforementioned embodiments, it will beunderstood by those of ordinary skill in the art that they may stillmake modifications to the technical solutions set forth in the foregoingembodiments or which equivalents may be substituted for some of thetechnical features thereof, rather, these modifications or alternativesdo not materially depart from the scope of the various embodiments ofthis disclosure.

1. An optimization method for a whole process of molecular-level oilrefinery processing, wherein the optimization method comprising:acquiring molecular composition of crude oil; acquiring molecularcomposition of various fractions obtained by distillation of the crudeoil according to physical properties of various single molecules in themolecular composition of the crude oil; respectively inputting,according to a preset feedstock ratio, the corresponding fractions intoa product prediction model of a respective petroleum processing deviceas petroleum processing feedstocks, to obtain molecular composition of acorresponding predicted product and content of each single molecule inthe predicted product; blending each of the predicted products which isused as a product blending feedstock according to a preset rule set, toobtain molecular composition of a plurality of mixed products andcontent of each single molecule in each of the mixed products;respectively calculating a product property of each of the mixedproducts according to the molecular composition of each of the mixedproducts and the content of each single molecule in each of the mixedproducts; and determining whether the product property of each of themixed products meets any preset standard in a preset standard set; ifthe product property of each of the mixed products meets any presetstandard in the preset standard set, acquiring a target parameteraccording to all mixed products and determining whether the targetparameter meets a preset condition; and if the target parameter does notmeet the preset condition, adjusting the preset feedstock ratio, aparameter in the product prediction model and a preset rule in thepreset rule set, to re-obtain a plurality of mixed products until theproduct property of each of the mixed products meets any preset standardin the preset standard set and the target parameter meets the presetcondition.
 2. The optimization method according to claim 1, wherein theoptimization method further comprises: acquiring an input flow ofpetroleum processing feedstocks input to each of the petroleumprocessing devices; determining whether each of the input flows meets apreset input flow range of the respective petroleum processing device;and adjusting the preset feedstock ratio if any one of the input flowsdoes not meet the preset input flow range of the respective petroleumprocessing device, and respectively re-inputting, according to theadjusted preset feedstock ratio, the corresponding fractions into theproduct prediction model of the respective petroleum processing deviceas petroleum processing feedstocks, until each of the input flows meetsthe preset input flow range of the respective petroleum processingdevice.
 3. The optimization method according to claim 1, wherein theoptimization method further comprises: acquiring molecular compositionof the petroleum processing feedstocks inputted to each of the petroleumprocessing devices and content of each single molecule in the petroleumprocessing feedstocks; calculating a physical property of each singlemolecule in the petroleum processing feedstocks, calculating a feedstockproperty of the petroleum processing feedstocks according to thephysical property of each single molecule and the content of each singlemolecule in the petroleum processing feedstocks; determining whethereach of the feedstock properties meets a preset physical propertyrestriction interval of the respective petroleum processing device; andif any of the feedstock properties does not meet the present physicalproperty restriction interval of the respective petroleum processingdevice, adjusting the preset feedstock ratio, and respectivelyre-inputting, according to the adjusted preset feedstock ratio, thecorresponding fractions into the product prediction model of therespective petroleum processing device as petroleum processingfeedstocks, until each of the feedstock properties meets the presetphysical property restriction interval of the respective petroleumprocessing device.
 4. The optimization method according to claim 1,wherein the acquiring a target parameter according to all mixed productsand determining whether the target parameter meets a preset conditioncomprises: acquiring a product price of each of mixed products and ayield of each of mixed products; calculating a product benefit of eachof mixed products according to the yield of each of mixed products andthe product price of each of mixed products; accumulating the productbenefit of each of mixed products to obtain a cumulative benefit;acquiring a feedstock price of each group of the petroleum processingfeedstocks and an operating cost of each of the petroleum processingdevices; subtracting feedstock prices of all petroleum processingfeedstocks and operating costs of all petroleum processing devices fromthe cumulative benefit to obtain a comprehensive benefit; serving thecomprehensive benefit as the target parameter; determining whether thecomprehensive benefit reaches a maximum value; determining that thetarget parameter meets the preset condition if the comprehensive benefitreaches the maximum value; and determining that the target parameterdoes not meet the preset condition if the comprehensive benefit does notreach the maximum value.
 5. The optimization method according to claim1, wherein the optimization method further comprises: if the productproperty of any mixed product does not meet any preset standard in thepreset standard set, adjusting the preset rule in the preset rule setand blending each of the product blending feedstocks according to theadjusted preset rule set, to re-obtain a plurality of mixed productsuntil the product property of each of the mixed products meets anypreset standard in the preset standard set.
 6. The optimization methodaccording to claim 1, wherein the respectively calculating a productproperty of each of the mixed products according to the molecularcomposition of each of the mixed products and the content of each singlemolecule in each of the mixed products comprises: acquiring firstmolecular composition of each group of the product blending feedstocksand first component content of each single molecule in each group of theproduct blending feedstocks; based on the preset rule set, obtainingsecond molecular composition of each of mixed products and secondcomponent content of each single molecule in each of mixed productsaccording to the first molecular composition of each group of theproduct blending feedstock and the first component content of eachsingle molecule in each group of the product blending feedstocks;calculating a physical property of each single molecule in each of themixed products according to the number of groups of each group containedin each single molecule in each of the mixed products and a contributionvalue of each group to the physical property; and calculating a productproperty of each of the mixed products according to the physicalproperty and the second component content of each single molecule ineach of the mixed products.
 7. The optimization method according toclaim 6, wherein calculation of the physical property of each singlemolecule comprises: for each single molecule, acquiring the number ofgroups of each group constituting the single molecule and a contributionvalue of each group to the physical property; and inputting the numberof groups of each group constituting the single molecule and thecontribution value of each group to the physical property into apre-trained property calculation model, to acquire the physical propertyof the single molecule outputted by the pre-trained property calculationmodel.
 8. The optimization method according to claim 7, wherein, beforethe inputting the number of groups of each group constituting the singlemolecule and the contribution value of each group to the physicalproperty into a pre-trained property calculation model, the optimizationmethod further comprises: comparing the number of groups of each groupconstituting the single molecule with molecular information of atemplate single molecule with known physical properties pre-stored in adatabase, the molecular information comprising the number of groups ofeach group constituting the template single molecule; determiningwhether there is a same template single molecule as the single molecule;if there is a same template single molecule as the single molecule,outputting the physical properties of the template single molecule as aphysical property of the single molecule; and if there is not a sametemplate single molecule as the single molecule, then performing thestep of the inputting the number of groups of each group constitutingthe single molecule and the contribution value of each group to thephysical property into a pre-trained property calculation model.
 9. Theoptimization method according to claim 1, wherein the acquiringmolecular composition of various fractions obtained by distillation ofthe crude oil according to physical properties of various singlemolecules in the molecular composition of the crude oil comprises:acquiring each single molecule in the crude oil and the content of eachsingle molecule; calculating a boiling point of each single molecule,respectively; and cutting the crude oil by distillation according to apreset fractional distillation range to obtain multiple fractions, anddetermining a single molecule and content of each single moleculecontained in each of the fractions according to the boiling point andthe content of each single molecule in the crude oil.
 10. Theoptimization method according to claim 9, wherein the optimizationmethod further comprises: for two fractions with adjacent distillationranges, taking the fraction with a relatively high temperature in thedistillation range as a first fraction, and taking the fraction with arelatively low temperature in the distillation range as a secondfraction; calculating a minimum value of an overlapping interval of anoverlapping distillation range of the first fraction and the secondfraction by the following formula:T _(min) =T _(cut)×(1−SF); and calculating a maximum value of theoverlapping interval of the overlapping distillation range of the firstfraction and the second fraction by the following formula:T _(max) =T _(cut)×(1+SF); where, T_(min) is the minimum value of theoverlapping interval, T_(max) is the maximum value of the overlappinginterval, T_(cut) is the distillation cut temperature of the firstfraction and the second fraction, and SF is a separation index of thefirst fraction and the second fraction.
 11. The optimization methodaccording to claim 10, wherein the optimization method furthercomprises: calculating content of distilled part into the first fractionof each single molecule i n the overlapping interval and calculatingcontent of distilled part into the second fraction of each singlemolecule in the overlapping interval according to the content of eachsingle molecule and each single molecule corresponding to each boilingpoint of the overlapping interval; wherein the content of distilled partinto the first fraction of each single molecule in the overlappinginterval and the content of distilled part into the second fraction ofeach single molecule in the overlapping interval are calculated by thefollowing equation:${{C_{h}^{i} = {{\ln\left( \frac{T_{i}}{T_{\min}} \right)} \times C^{i}}};}{{C_{l}^{i} = {C^{i} - C_{h}^{i}}};}$where, C_(h) ^(i) is the content of distilled part into the firstfraction of the i-th single molecule in all molecules with a boilingpoint located in the overlapping interval, which the i-th singlemolecule has the boiling point located in the overlapping interval,C_(l) ^(i) is the content of distilled part into the first fraction ofthe i-th single molecule in all molecules with a boiling point locatedin the overlapping interval, which the i-th single molecule has theboiling point located in the overlapping interval, T_(i) is the boilingpoint of the i-th single molecule, T_(min) is the minimum value of theoverlapping interval, and C^(i) is the content of the i-th singlemolecule in all molecules with a boiling point located in theoverlapping interval, which the i-th single molecule has the boilingpoint located in the overlapping interval; and obtaining the content ofeach single molecule and each single molecule in each of the firstfraction and the second fraction after the crude oil is cut bydistillation according to the content of distilled part into the firstfraction of each single molecule in the overlapping interval and thecontent of distilled part into the second fraction of each singlemolecule in the overlapping interval.
 12. The optimization methodaccording to claim 9, wherein the calculating a boiling point of eachsingle molecule comprises: for each of the single molecule, acquiringthe number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule anda contribution value of each group to the boiling point; and inputtingthe number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule andthe contribution value of each group to the boiling point into apre-trained property calculation model, to acquire the boiling point ofthe single molecule outputted by the pre-trained property calculationmodel.
 13. The optimization method according to claim 12, wherein,before the inputting the number of groups of each group constituting thesingle molecule and the contribution value of each group to the boilingpoint into a pre-trained property calculation model, the optimizationmethod further comprises: comparing the number of groups of each groupconstituting the single molecule with molecular information of atemplate single molecule with known boiling point pre-stored in adatabase, the molecular information comprising the number of groups ofeach group constituting the template single molecule; determiningwhether there is a same template single molecule as the single molecule;if there is a same template single molecule as the single molecule,outputting the boiling point of the template single molecule as aboiling point of the single molecule; and if there is not a sametemplate single molecule as the single molecule, then performing thestep of the inputting the number of groups of each group constitutingthe single molecule and the contribution value of each group to theboiling point into a pre-trained property calculation model.
 14. Theoptimization method according to claim 12, wherein a step of trainingthe property calculation model comprises: constructing a propertycalculation model of a single molecule; acquiring the number of groupsof each group constituting a sample single molecule; wherein thephysical property of the sample single molecule is known; inputting thenumber of groups of each group constituting the sample single moleculeinto the property calculation model; acquiring a predicted physicalproperty of the sample single molecule outputted by the propertycalculation model; if a deviation value between the predicted physicalproperty and the physical property which is known is less than a presetdeviation threshold, determining that the property calculation modelconverges, acquiring a contribution value corresponding to each group inthe property calculation model which is converged, and storing thecontribution value as a contribution value of the group to the physicalproperty; and if the deviation value between the predicted physicalproperty and the physical property which is known is greater than orequal to the deviation threshold, adjusting a contribution valuecorresponding to each group in the property calculation model until theproperty calculation model converges.
 15. The optimization methodaccording to claim 14, wherein the property calculation model isestablished as shown below:${f = {a + {\sum\limits_{i}{n_{i}\Delta f_{i}}}}};$ where, f is thephysical property of the single molecule, n_(i) is the number of groupsof the i-th group, Δf_(i) is the contribution value of the i-th group tothe physical property, and a is an associated constant.
 16. Theoptimization method according to claim 14, wherein the acquiring thenumber of groups of each group constituting a sample single moleculecomprises: determining a primary group, the number of groups of theprimary group, a multi-stage group, and the number of groups of themulti-stage group in all groups of the single molecule; taking allgroups constituting the single molecule as the primary group; and takingvarious groups which coexist and contribute to a same physical propertyin common as the multi-stage group, and taking the number of the variousgroups as a level of the multi-stage group.
 17. The optimization methodaccording to claim 16, wherein, the property calculation model isestablished as shown below:${f = {a + {\sum\limits_{i}{m_{1i}\Delta f_{1i}}} + {\sum\limits_{j}{m_{2j}\Delta f_{2j}{\ldots\ldots}}} + {\sum\limits_{l}{m_{Nl}\Delta f_{Nl}}}}};$where, f is the physical property of the single molecule, m_(1i) is thenumber of groups of the i-th group in the primary group, Δf_(1i) is thecontribution value of the i-th group in the primary group to thephysical property, m_(2j) is the number of groups of the j-th group in asecondary group, Δf_(2j) is the contribution value of the j-th group inthe secondary group to the physical property, m_(Nl) is the number ofgroups of the l-th group in an N-stage group, Δf_(Nl) is thecontribution value of the l-th group in the N-stage group to thephysical property, a is an associated constant, and Nis a positiveinteger greater than or equal to
 2. 18. The optimization methodaccording to claim 12, wherein the acquiring the number of groups ofeach group constituting the single molecule comprises: determining aprimary group, the number of groups of the primary group, a multi-stagegroup, and the number of groups of the multi-stage group in all groupsof the single molecule; taking all groups constituting the singlemolecule as the primary group; and taking various groups which coexistand contribute to a same physical property in common as the multi-stagegroup, and taking the number of the various groups as a level of themulti-stage group.
 19. The optimization method according to claim 18,wherein, the inputting the number of groups of each group constitutingthe single molecule and the contribution value of each group to theboiling point into a pre-trained property calculation model, to acquirethe boiling point of the single molecule outputted by the pre-trainedproperty calculation model comprises: calculating the boiling point ofthe single molecule according to the following the property calculationmodel:${T = {\frac{{SOL \times GROUP_{1}} + {SOL \times GROUP_{2}} + {\ldots\ldots} + {{SOL} \times {GROU}P_{N}}}{\left( {SOL \times Numh} \right)^{d} + b} + c}};$where, T is the boiling point of the single molecule, SOL is a singlemolecule vector converted according to the number of groups of eachgroup constituting the single molecule, GROUP₁₁ is a first contributionvalue vector converted according to a contribution value of the primarygroup to the boiling point, GROUP₁₂ is a second contribution valuevector converted according to a contribution value of the secondarygroup to the boiling point, GROUP_(1N) is an N-th contribution valuevector converted according to a contribution value of the N-stage groupto the boiling point, Numh is the number of atoms other than thehydrogen atom in the single molecule, d is a first preset constant, b isa second preset constant, c is a third preset constant, and Nis apositive integer greater than or equal to
 2. 20. The optimization methodaccording to claim 19, wherein, converting the single molecule vectoraccording to the number of groups of each group constituting the singlemolecule comprises: taking the number of species of groups as adimension of the single molecule vector; and taking the number of groupsof each group as an element value of the corresponding dimension in thesingle molecule vector, converting the first contribution value vectoraccording to a contribution value of the primary group to the boilingpoint comprises: taking the number of types of primary groups as adimension of the first contribution value vector; and taking thecontribution value of each primary group to the boiling point as anelement value of the corresponding dimension in the first contributionvalue vector, converting the second contribution value vector accordingto a contribution value of the secondary group to the boiling pointcomprises: taking the number of types of secondary groups as a dimensionof the second contribution value vector; and taking the contributionvalue of each secondary group to the boiling point as an element valueof the corresponding dimension in the second contribution value vector,converting the N-th contribution value vector according to acontribution value of each N-stage group to the boiling point comprises:taking the number of types of N-stage groups as a dimension of the N-thcontribution value vector; and taking the contribution value of eachN-stage group to the boiling point as an element value of thecorresponding dimension in the N-th contribution value vector.
 21. Theoptimization method according to claim 1, wherein the respectivelyinputting, according to a preset feedstock ratio, the correspondingfractions into a product prediction model of a respective petroleumprocessing device comprises: obtaining different amounts of eachfraction according to the preset feedstock ratio, and respectivelyinputting each fraction into the product prediction model of therespective petroleum processing device, the petroleum processing devicecomprises a catalytic cracking unit, a delayed coking unit, a residuehydrotreating unit, a hydrocracking unit, a diesel hydro-upgrading unit,a diesel hydro-refining unit, a gasoline hydro-refining unit, acatalytic reforming unit and an alkylation unit.
 22. The optimizationmethod according to claim 21, wherein, a step of training the productprediction model comprises: establishing a product prediction model;wherein the product prediction model comprises: a set of reaction rulescomprising a plurality of reaction rules and a reaction rate algorithm;acquiring sample feedstock information for a sample feedstock; trainingthe set of reaction rules by using the sample feedstock information, andfixing the set of reaction rules that has been trained; and training thereaction rate algorithm by using the sample feedstock information, andfixing the reaction rate algorithm that has been trained, to obtain theproduct prediction model that has been trained.
 23. The optimizationmethod according to claim 22, wherein the sample feedstock informationof the sample feedstock comprises: molecular composition of the samplefeedstock, molecular content of each molecule in the sample feedstock,molecular composition of an actual product corresponding to the samplefeedstock, and actual content of each molecule in the actual product.24. The optimization method according to claim 23, wherein the trainingthe set of reaction rules by using the sample feedstock informationcomprises: processing the molecular composition of the sample feedstockaccording to a present set of reaction rules, to obtain a reactionpathway corresponding to each molecule in the molecular composition ofthe sample feedstock; obtaining first molecule composition of a deviceoutput product comprising the sample feedstock, an intermediate product,and a predicted product according to the reaction path corresponding toeach molecule in the molecular composition of the sample feedstock; inthe device output product, comprising: the sample feedstock, theintermediate product, and the predicted product; calculating a firstrelative deviation according to the first molecular composition of thedevice output product and second molecular composition of the actualproduct; if the first relative deviation meets a preset condition,fixing the set of reaction rules; and if the first relative deviationdoes not meet the preset condition, adjusting a reaction rule in the setof reaction rules, and recalculating the first relative deviationaccording to the adjusted set of reaction rules until the first relativedeviation meets the preset condition.
 25. The optimization methodaccording to claim 24, wherein the calculating a first relativedeviation according to the first molecular composition of the deviceoutput product and second molecular composition of the actual productcomprises: acquiring species of single molecules in the first moleculecomposition, to constitute a first set; acquiring species of singlemolecules in the second molecule composition, to constitute a secondset; determining whether the second set is a subset of the first set; ifthe second set is not a subset of the first set, obtaining a pre-storedrelative deviation value that does not meet the preset condition as thefirst relative deviation; and if the second set is a subset of the firstset, calculating the first relative deviation by a calculating formulaas follows:${x_{1} = \frac{{card}\left( {\left( {M - M_{1} - M_{2}} \right) - M_{3}} \right)}{{card}\left( {M - M_{1} - M_{2}} \right)}};$where, x₁ is the first relative deviation, M is the first set, M₁ is aset of species of single molecules in the molecular composition of thesample feedstock, M₂ is a set of species of single molecules in themolecular composition of the intermediate product, M₃ is the second set,and card represents the number of elements in the sets.
 26. Theoptimization method according to claim 23, wherein the training thereaction rate algorithm by using the sample feedstock informationcomprises: calculating a reaction rate of a reaction path correspondingto each molecule in the molecular composition of the sample feedstock,respectively, according to the reaction rate algorithm; obtainingpredicted content of each molecule in a predicted product correspondingto the sample feedstock according to molecular content of each moleculein the sample feedstock and the reaction rate of the reaction pathcorresponding to the molecule; calculating a second relative deviationaccording to the predicted content of each molecule in the predictedproduct and the actual content of each molecule in the actual product;if the second relative deviation meets a preset condition, fixing thereaction rate algorithm; and if the second relative deviation does notmeet the preset condition, adjusting a parameter in the reaction ratealgorithm, and recalculating the second relative deviation according tothe adjusted reaction rate algorithm until the second relative deviationmeets the preset condition.
 27. The optimization method according toclaim 26, wherein the calculating a reaction rate of a reaction pathcorresponding to each molecule in the molecular composition of thesample feedstock, respectively, according to the reaction rate algorithmcomprises: calculating a reaction rate of each reaction path accordingto a reaction rate constant in the reaction rate algorithm; wherein thereaction rate constant is determined according to a calculation formulaas follows:${k = {\frac{k_{B}E}{h}{\exp\left( \frac{{E\Delta S} - {\Delta E}}{RE} \right)}\varphi \times P^{\alpha}}};$where, k is the reaction rate constant, k_(B) is the Boltzmann constant,h is the Planck constant, R is an ideal gas constant, E is a temperaturevalue of the environment at which the reaction path is located, exp isan exponential function with base of natural constant, ΔS is an entropychange before and after the reaction corresponding to the reaction rulecorresponding to the reaction path, ΔE is a reaction energy barriercorresponding to the reaction rule corresponding to the reaction path, φis a catalyst activity factor, P is a pressure value of the environmentat which the reaction path is located, and α is a pressure influencingfactor corresponding to the reaction rule corresponding to the reactionpath.
 28. The optimization method according to claim 21, wherein eachpetroleum processing device corresponds to a set of reaction rules. 29.An optimization system for a whole process of molecular-level oilrefinery comprising a processor, a communication interface, a memory,and a communication bus, wherein the processor, the communicationinterface, and the memory are in communication with each other via thecommunication bus; the memory is configured to store a computer program;and the processor is configured to carry out the method according toclaim 1 when executing the program stored in the memory.
 30. Acomputer-readable storage medium, wherein the computer-readable storagemedium has stored therein one or more programs, the one or more programsbeing executable by one or more processors to implement the methodaccording to claim 1.